>>6560901OP forgot to tell you that what constitutes "reality" these days isn't much different. There are 2-3 personality types out there, and they were all conceived through an electronic device. Their aesthetic, their vocabulary, their philosophy, all are replicas of something they witnessed online or on television.
The modern human is a simulation of what the algorithm thinks a human ought to act like.
That line that you point to that is supposed to separate your screen from the outside world isn't there. It's just more brands, more signs, more spectacle.
Man is flawed with technology channeling and amplifying his corruption. "Touching grass" will not spare you.
