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Digital Dystopia: The Struggle for Identity in a World of Exploitation
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  • Parts 2
  • Time 12m
Ongoing, First published Jul 22, 2024
In "The Fabric of Us," the dawn of the digital age exposes a society on the brink of exploitation. Corporations and governments manipulate our lives for profit, reducing individuals to mere data points in a commodified network. Amidst this bleak landscape, resistance movements rise, advocating for privacy, autonomy, and mental health. This narrative delves into the struggle for identity and authenticity in a world increasingly dominated by technology and surveillance.
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The future is far beyond us. It does not exist. When an oblivious idiot takes credit for the invention of the third (and best functioning) model of the RCA, no one even so much as bats an eye, distraction. These models are the best of the best, at everything. Their muscle flexibility is 93% of ours, effectively eliminating non-realistic movement. They have software controlling their vocal output so that what they say always makes perfect sense, even in pronunciation. Everyone agrees on one thing: If they had a heart, they'd be just about human. And that's just it. Somewhere out there, the original prototype is running about, disguising himself as a normal gen3 RCA, when in reality, he's the only non-organic thing on earth to have emotion, and thought. The other RCAS are programmed to identify him as an immediate danger to the public. So he's always moving around. Looking for the finish to his one computer-made script, aptly called 'fate'. He will find it, and it must be complete.