March 26th, 2014

Have you ever felt de je vu?

I have felt it a handful of times. Never a major occurrence. I wish could say that I had, that would be neat, or freaky, who knows? Not me, not really. Never had an episode. Besides, I have hear that it is just a glitch in the Matrix, and I am happy living in my body fluid filled, atrophy inducing, copper-top fantasy.

Seriously, ok, not seriously, but here goes a tangent... If we really were all in the Matrix? Why would we not he happy with the ideal life that the machines tried to give us? I'd he happy. I mean, yeah, a little conflict, something to do, maybe learn from, but easy life, hell yeah! Difficulties with kids, not really. Issues with partners, not big ones...maybe an argument over who's turn it is to wax the Lexus, you know, something to grow from... But, as in the case of the Tastey Wheat, or the flavor of chicken, how would the machines know what would make me happy versus you? Maybe your arguments would be over what color to paint the bathroom in your lake house, not the Lexus thing. And, since we are all in the fluid deal since 'conception', we have no sociological basis to learn what would be our ideal happy place for them to put us in. Everything we would know would he based on the first generations that fought with and lost to the Robots. I think that the biggest issue comes from the simple fact that we all have to go into the same Matrix, but do not all have the same likes and dislikes.... Hmmmm... You lake house bathroom paint arguers are screwing it all up for the Lexus wax arguers...and I suppose we are messing it up for some other demographic of arguers... Dang it all!

By the way, I am having de je vu right now... Pretty sure I'm gonna get called a dork soon ;)

Thanks for reading.

Misty
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Blessed Be

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