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Molusk

The Octopus-like sea creature is an artificial relic of a time where we excessively tried to establish a partnership with the supreme entity of applied science established to serve us. We ‘accomplish’ our lives by attempting to control every aspect of nature and optimise it to ‘perfection’, surrender our freedom to become slaves to our own omnipotent and immortal technology. Instead of facing and tackling the undeniably devastating cataclysm that reality holds for our species.

The monsters we created are holding in ‘cryptobiosis’ hidden behind corners, prepared to overthrow us anytime. Is that the brave new world?

Will technology finally take over and replace us as the dominant species on this planet or will it lose its purpose as soon all humans are wiped out?

 

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