• 26May 12

  A new orders dawn

  How could a society so advanced collapse into such waste? Theres no clear answer to how humanity has devolved into such a pathetic existence.

  Too great a trust and dependence has been stealthily inserted into the weak minded, and without conscious thought, the weak minded have spread the plague that manifests within their minds.

  Together each civilian man, woman, and child today is bearing witness to the awakening of an oppressive nightmare that none dare strike down whilst in infancy. We've grown attatched to the idea of comfort and faith in the fellow man, now effort is a commodity altogether unappreciated and unpracticed.

  Even the good few that risk their lives sacrifice themselves for something they are too blind to despise. Servicemen and women perpetuate political agendas intended to bring the worlds population into a miasma of suffering. Soldiers die forgotten and worthless even in the lands from which they originated.

  Free speaking is taboo, decisions are indirectly forbidden from all but the privileged, attempts at defense are marked as felonious, and any worthwhile preachings warning the common man of his demise go unheard by beckonings of the insatiable howling for more.

  Together we become xenophobic and hostile, wasting anger on eachother rather than the one holding the leash.

  The future of humanity is uncertain and insalubrious, assuredly inescapable, overbearing and oppressive. we've a glimmer of hope if we remember that even the elite can be killed.

  • Posted May 26, 2012 8:56 pm GMT
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• 10Jul 11

  music vs story

  I find it interestng how in all of todays videogames there are epic scores of beautiful and elaborate music....but the story still sucks...what is the idea with that? you can have the london philharmonic as the background music but your game will still suck without a compelling story.

  • Posted Jul 10, 2011 4:14 pm GMT
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