From the beginning... there was never... no "place not to be".
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Is the robotic being purely a lifeless husk ? Or is this maybe a symbolic journey, which conveys a deeper message about the beings we are... Perhaps the analogy is closer to everyday life than we think... Slaving away in todays world, is there really a meaning in working towards the time when one is old with their youth? Perhaps we are the machine...
These are mementos of the capitalist nightmare...
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