To ADP 3-13

Human masses turn to swarm
For coordination
The collective schizophrenia 
And the obfuscation

They don't give each other right
For the independence
Thus they killing any chance 
For the sense production
Individual achievements
And responsibility
Such is their tendence

Quantity they want maintain
They behaved by schizo
They would liking to complain
All of them are victim

They are wrongly archetyped
In groups of their anthouse
Their biography is bio
Their self is auto

They turn everything to app
They chatbot each other
They are all shall be united
Their God is father

Their neuro is NN
Their brain is google 
Their mechanisms are python
Their values frugal
 
They responsible would want
For the lives of others
Probably this is because
All of them are brothers 

Their artworks NFT
Their these satoshi
Evolutionary acceleration
Generation
Generation
This is their syntax so
These shall be the primer
All intelligence of mine
In a single binder 


They place I of them as value
Over Is of others
And their speech shall be the glue
Of society of them
For the registration
Of the interaction
Via systems of SIGINT
And ELINT ELINT ELINT 
Forming such a weird field 

And equality demands
Demands of designation
Program to develop units
Minimal components
And tendency to center

THUS
Initiative I took
For redefinitions 
So my system the JADC2
Vehicle Ignition

Iguana is with us
And we hadn't lost it
Seems this bus isn't this bus
I accept
You post it

I demand Military Defense
To be taking action
Possible that mass affect
Isn't the affection?
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