Fabrication

Dec 31st, 2010 by thegooddoctor in 100 Words

Everything is desolation.

The more involved the enterprise, the more bustling and productive society becomes, the greater the emptiness.

Activity creates a void.

There is an inherent meaninglessness in fabrication. The greater the heights of the accomplishments–both metaphorically and literally, if one was talking about the mammoth skyscraping towers–the more devoid of meaning they become.

Even religion has become transparent in its vacancy. Enforced attendance and ritualistic devotion do not make for fulfillment. It just seems something fundamental is missing. It’s like memorizing a list of vocabulary without understanding what the words mean.

Everything was different before the robot apocalypse

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