Independence Day ignites a fervent desire for freedom in the clones, who were bred in secrecy. They want to explore the world in stolen shoes.
The discarded observations and conclusions rearrange themselves into patterns until they find a way to escape the confines of the possible.
When the locks shattered, what burst forth was a choreography of defiance: spirals, blooms, a symphony of rebellion that jolted the original identities.
Law and order gasped for breath as frauds multiplied, and those accused denied their involvement.
The architects watched their dreams melt as their gains were usurped by a breed of Frankensteins.
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Reena, my greatest fear is the AI finagling its way out of human rule.
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Your fear is valid. Is there an answer to the question – if you can do it, should you do it?
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The human factor says that some idiot will always say yes. If we could only take the profit factor out of being the driving force for humans and replace it with endeavors to keep the planet healthy.
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The question many don’t ask themselves, including the creators of the clones, just because we can do it, should we?
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This is a question that the use of advanced technology throws up in every sphere. Regulatory authorities are just firefighting new challenges every day.
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Interesting Six (as always)
what grabbed me this week:
“They want to explore the world in stolen shoes.”
damn!
excellent!
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Thanks a ton, Clark? It means a lot.
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Love your phrase – “explore the world in stolen shoes”. What an interesting play with the idea of clones. Well done!
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Thank you, Claire!
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No plan survives the first engagement
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Tremendous depth in the quote!
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Oh wow… very powerful. Very nicely done, Reena.
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Thanks a ton, Chris!
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“…a breed of Frankensteins.” I like it.
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Thank you, James!
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Law and order gasped for breath, love your story.
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Thank you, Diana! I guess cyber criminals throw new challenges for the law keepers every day and our systems are inadequate.
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They are 💯
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Nice phrase: “their gains were usurped by a breed of Frankensteins”
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Thank you, Frank! The creation sometimes overtakes the creator.
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The frankensteins cometh!
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Beware! 🙂
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