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In time an arms length away
I flew into the bird cage
Seeking a nest, following the others
As we connected and made it homely
The bars changed into windows
And doors
Then a place where we were all happy, together
Now, after two years of friendships, new and old
The cage-turned-community, near-sighted
Closed its eyes and turning away from the inevitable
Then the day hit 25
Everyone, dressed up
Dancing our hearts away
Turning blind eyes to the looming warmth of hottest season
Then the lights turned on
And the music stopped
Our hearts stopped too
Our eyes losing their lids, forced to witness the end
Our hearts, reminiscing
One by one, each bird left the nest, heavy-hearted
All unready, some with resignation, some with acceptance, to migrate so soon
Some flapping off together in search of new things
Others flying off to new nests
Even some soaring off alone
Leaving the hollowed nest
For the next generation to find and transform
So even if we meet new birds and find a new nest
We will never forget Our Nest
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There once was a man
His job was to count nuts for the squirrels
Every day, he'd count nuts
Every month, he'd get his paycheck
Every year, he'd question his true purpose
He'd ask himself the purpose of counting nuts
Still pondering, he went to the bakery
The same bakery he always went to
The same kind old lady
The same delicious bread
Until one day, the old lady got sick
With no one to make bread, the man no longer could enjoy bread
That made him realize that only some jobs have true purpose
His job wouldn't change anything of value in the world if he stopped
Her job would change something of value in the world if she stopped
This awakening led him to quit his job
To find a job where he could make a difference
A job with purpose
A job with True Purpose
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There once was a man
He was birthed with bad defects
He could not feel from the waist down, nor did he have much of his legs
His skin was thin and stretched, making even the air feel like piercing needles
Moonlight feeling like an inferno
And he never knew what sunlight felt like
As he lived in a basement
A basement containing the cage he was binded with
He was cared for by his mother and father
She bathed and cleaned him, while his father worked for money
They were very kind souls, who he loved dearly
Through speech, pictures and videos, he lived a life he could never have
He was shown all that he envied for
This frustrated him, leaving him simmering in malice for the reason he was born corrupted
One day, the man was approached with a deal by a wizard
If he sold out his parents' life savings, he'd heal his body
Conflicted, stuck between his Want for a normal body and the Right of protecting his parents
He told the wizard his answer
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Imagine you get a brain scan
It perfectly copies everything in your brain
If the copy was inserted into a robot
It would have the same feelings, memories and morals
It would think, speak, move just like you
Would that copy be you?
If you deem the copy to not be you, why?
If a brain scan of someone else's is put in a robot
Then the original person dies
Is the copy now the new them?
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There was once two twins
One gifted with the power of creation
One gifted with the power of strength
They cherished each other
Helping the other through harsh times
Until the strong twin desired for more strength
Although it was for good reason, the creator twin wanted the other to stay with her
But the strong twin was stubborn
This disagreement cleaved the two apart
Weaving hate and resentment between them
Each going their separate yet close paths
Until one day
They were reunited by their Maker
Though for malignant reasons
The creator and the strengthened, both cut down by their Maker
As the light faded from their eyes
The creator used the last of her energy
To make a weapon for the strengthened
With the balance of their souls shifting, the strengthened became the supernatural
With strength of mountains and agility like the wind
The grieving twin sought revenge on her Maker
Before the Maker could even comprehend, he was cut down
Just as he cut down the two twins
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Long in the future
There's a planet just like our own
Full of kuppies and pittens
But inside these kuppies and pittens, there were three main components in their brain
The Ib, the Edo, and the Super-Edo
The Ib and the Super-Edo were two decision makers on opposite spectrums, while the Edo was the final decider
The Ib believed its decisions were the truest, as it decides based on instinct and feeling
And the Super-Edo believed its decisions were the justest, as it decides based on morals and principals
The conciousness, or the Edo had to decide if it'd listen to the Ib or the Super-Edo
An Ib too dominant meant recklessness and poor self-control
While a Super-Edo too dominant meant guilt or pride
For example
If a pitten found a kuppy with a broken leg
The Ib would tell it to eat it, since it felt hungry, and the kuppy was defenseless
The Super-Edo would tell it to help it, because solidarity and charity were its virtues
In the end, the Edo would decide
The decision between the Ib and the Super-Edo always weighed on the pittens
While the kuppies couldn't care less
The pittens often listened to their Super-Edo
While the kuppies often listened to their Ib
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