I fear this will be the final predictable form of message inflation, the death blow to our already challenged ability to communicate in a deeply-needed human way-- already challenged by advertising slogans, buzzwords, facebook statuses, and even Derrida. It tears us away from our primary and profound experience of life, and drags us into a bargain-basement warehouse where "parts is parts," and boxes of random words are as marketable as the works of Dickens.
Robot Post 1: The posting of the apocalypse.
I fear this will be the final predictable form of message inflation, the death blow to our already challenged ability to communicate in a deeply-needed human way-- already challenged by advertising slogans, buzzwords, facebook statuses, and even Derrida. It tears us away from our primary and profound experience of life, and drags us into a bargain-basement warehouse where "parts is parts," and boxes of random words are as marketable as the works of Dickens.
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