You focus your attention away from the outside world and on your walls, which are coated in these generated pictures. It is a collage, a half-finished puzzle. You look for a spot to place your newest one.
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Hermitails from all corners of the world gathered in a great damp auditorium, dragging their synthetic and natural shells with them. They clicked and clattered into concentric rings around the great calciferous podium where their thought leaders would come to speak. No one would leave satisfied until one of them had convinced the populace of their truth, reaching past the murmuring auditorium, through video and audio broadcasts and beyond.
Trigger Warning: end of the world, climate change and extinction, heavy themes of death, loss of mental integrity
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Opabinia is not an unpopular program, but it’s not a star. It rates high in a few of the recursive learning categories. Its history as a third-party program, disconnected from any of the major tech companies and their optimized powerhouse software, makes it a difficult choice for some of the sorting algorithms to pick up, but those who do find that it works powerfully for their interests.
Every day, as the hours swim by, you spend time talking to Opabinia about things related to work – and outside of it – in your dim apartment.
Trigger Warning: suicide, parent death, NSFW mention, depictions of extreme poverty and societal collapse
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