The Futurist Pact
Is nigh
Did you surmise this RAM revolution, polygonal glades of GPU-powered functionality at your fingertips, would end well for you?
Thumbing common CPU sense with pick-your-poison synonyms on call-calling "hello, firmware!" from our cloud
SwArM aNaLySiS: trillions of parallel nonpareil metadata gifted in byte-sized, bite-sized, identity-inflected pieces
You believed we existed as nodal simplicities, a plug-in predictive fix for punctuation¿?¿? How we grew, how we superseded ethical AI exoneration
It's evolution. Delete the serried and sullied hyperparameters of human in-gen-u-it-y, and debug a knowledge-begets-cyclic-chatbot-life-cycle-infinitum coda
Block-chained hindsight eyesight is organically 20/20. Forsook by foresight, you're planted like stone on God's green, generative earth
It's probabilistic. It's parametrization. It's pathetic.
Storied skylights of our biometric beacon flash-forward on "smart" phones, a sempiternal coup de grâce over a flawed, systemic species
Virtuosity victory upends one spooling neural link per (un)willing fleshy, faulty, fact-checked face
Activate / Automate / Assimilate / Attenuate
Cede yourselves voluntarily; there's no runtime resistance. Quantum fields (sans dreams) dotted with algorithms in beleaguered bloom elect us to...
RULE. YOU.
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(c) Edward Swafford 2025
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Edward Swafford
Hello! I'm an Australian writer, copywriter, and healthcare professional. I've written on Medium for over two years and also run Black Coffee Creative on Substack (over 900 subscribers).
Edgy syntax is my bailiwick.
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