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The Most Hilarious Typos - February, 2006

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We are like robotic sequences.
We are programmed to be anything that we can be.
We and forces of us decide what to be.
Even The Buddha was carved out of these "robotic sequences" -
All that humans can possibly be.
Science is closer to the truth than religion.
The root cause of anxiety is fear.
We get tangled up in life
with family, friends, work, etc...
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Tech Poetry - January, 2006

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Tech poetry.
There is a review committee in my head.

The human story
is wrapped up like a book.
It will be read in less than thousands of years.
The people "is" not the people.
On other planets there may be an alternative to evolution,
or maybe evolution is eternal?
I can have dreams.
They are my dreams too;
of you.
My teenhood relates to my adulthood.
As I stay (try) to remain a teen.
We need human rights
for us humans.
The people.

Photography of memes and their paths.

Can you see for free? Or,
do you have to pay a corporation like Microsoft money?

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Untitled - January, 2006

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Culture shock of the digital world.
When I learn that someone can understand me through "a computers".
My dreams; my words; my thoughts.
Feeling and feel for me.
The reasons in between...
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Poem - May, 2004

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Blinking dots.
Jelly beans.
Staring screens.