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Should TrumpUSA make us think about apathy-omens?
How should we citizens of TrumpUSA think about CNN and Al Jazeera?
What do you think?
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Cyclonus and Agus were to space-warriors in the year 4010. They traveled back in time together and landed in 2018 L.A. and discovered that TrumpUSA was a civilization of great commercial ambition and various kinds of media-scandals. Cyclonus felt that such traffic-vanities were a form of psychological indulgence and wondered what he should think, but Agus considered such 'capital flexing' was an ironic form of inventive fitness.
{Cyclonus & Agus}
Cyclonus wondered if such 'inventive fitness' gave rise to forms of Machiavellian piracy, while Agus insisted that capitalism-oriented 'media thrills' created levels of creativity in machinery-engineering driven by convenience-demands (e.g., Facebook, eBay). Cyclonus agreed that sci-fi storytellers in the 21st Century on Earth were imagining grand robots representing great metropolitan agility. Agus confirmed that forms of imagineering gave rise to new kinds of intellectual gossip which would only 'facilitate' consumerism (e.g., GQ Magazine).
Cyclonus noticed that a rather popular Hollywood (USA) movie-star named Leo DiCaprio was making offbeat films about intriguing aspects of human civilization such as Titanic, Catch Me If You Can, and The Aviator. Cyclonus noted that DiCaprio's films were to consumerism-inventive America what Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes stories/tales were to crime-investigative England. Cyclonus suggested to Agus that DiCaprio films might be 'archaeological relics' of humanity-metaphysics. Agus agreed.
Cyclonus and Agus decided to purchase some Carvel peach-flavored ice-cream and consumer it, even though their bodies were somewhat comprised of wires. They had the internal tubing/insulation necessary to absorb/ingest the milk-and-cream composition of the Carvel ice-cream. They then created an ice-cream neon-logo sign for U.S. President Donald Trump, telling the 21st Century world-leader that consumerism created interesting kinds of imagination. Trump wondered if these two alien-robotic 'visitors' were omens of the Apocalypse.
Trump showed Cyclonus and Agus video-reels of the iconic Spassky-Fischer chess match which highlighted the political tensions between the USSR and the USA during the symbolic Cold War. Trump then asked Cyclonus and Agus to create a televised (CNN) debate about capitalism-daydreams, so generations of Americans could appreciate the political and intellectual value of evaluating the intrigue involved with political turmoil. Cyclonus and Agus agreed to do this for the U.S. government and the American people, since they became instant fans of Fischer's brand of 'liberal chess.'
CYCLONUS: Perhaps capitalism promotes Occultism.
AGUS: Sure, you can buy Ouija-boards on eBay!
CYCLONUS: Should TrumpUSA be a signpost for frivolity?
AGUS: The American Dream will be a billboard for sociocultural imagination.
CYCLONUS: However, Consumer Reports is simply not as 'fun' as Playboy.
AGUS: Right, but pornography creates intriguing debates about censorship.
CYCLONUS: I agree censorship is an intellectual 'spark' in the age of media.
AGUS: TrumpUSA media can be a hallmark of traffic meditation.
CYCLONUS: However, tabloids/scandals create forms of juvenile delinquency.
AGUS: Yes, socialists who are anti-capitalist believe Western consumerism is 'juvenile.'
CYCLONUS: Well, kids buying water-guns obviously don't care about violence-imagery.
AGUS: What if there was a rumor that President Trump worshiped the Devil (Satan)?
CYCLONUS: Well, the Satanism-themed comics-adapted show Lucifer (Fox-TV) is praised!
AGUS: If Spassky had defeated Fischer during the Cold War, folks would slander rhetoric.
CYCLONUS: That's because the USA is more friendly to conflict-oriented folklore.
AGUS: Yes, if Spassky won, the USSR might have simply declared the victory to be 'profit.'
CYCLONUS: It's ironic that both Communists and Capitalists have to worry about profit.
AGUS: To delineate piracy in the development of networks, we have to analyze biases.
CYCLONUS: There's no way to create bias-definitions in the age of contracts.
AGUS: Right; the definition of a contract is basically/simply to 'lighten' contracts.
CYCLONUS: There is therefore a reality to 'propaganda-darkness.'
AGUS: Perhaps this can be addressed with war-themed folklore/comics!
The Cyclonus-Agus debate generated huge ratings for CNN, and when President Trump bid the two alien-robots farewell, he thanked them for creating a stirring debate about network/contract oriented civilization intrigue and symbolic ramifications of customs/commerce on contracts and politics. CNN journalist Christiane Amanpour declared the Cyclonus-Agus debate to be more important than even the Apollo landing on the moon. Would capitalism survive this psychological infancy? Cyclonus and Agus returned to their own time, eager to see the universal impact of their televised capital-politics CNN debate(!). They also wondered what would be the legacy of media free-speech American films from the 21st Century such as Ouija: Origin of Evil and Frost/Nixon. Regardless, it was a 'grand drama.'
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How should we citizens of TrumpUSA think about CNN and Al Jazeera?
What do you think?
====
Cyclonus and Agus were to space-warriors in the year 4010. They traveled back in time together and landed in 2018 L.A. and discovered that TrumpUSA was a civilization of great commercial ambition and various kinds of media-scandals. Cyclonus felt that such traffic-vanities were a form of psychological indulgence and wondered what he should think, but Agus considered such 'capital flexing' was an ironic form of inventive fitness.
{Cyclonus & Agus}
Cyclonus wondered if such 'inventive fitness' gave rise to forms of Machiavellian piracy, while Agus insisted that capitalism-oriented 'media thrills' created levels of creativity in machinery-engineering driven by convenience-demands (e.g., Facebook, eBay). Cyclonus agreed that sci-fi storytellers in the 21st Century on Earth were imagining grand robots representing great metropolitan agility. Agus confirmed that forms of imagineering gave rise to new kinds of intellectual gossip which would only 'facilitate' consumerism (e.g., GQ Magazine).
Cyclonus noticed that a rather popular Hollywood (USA) movie-star named Leo DiCaprio was making offbeat films about intriguing aspects of human civilization such as Titanic, Catch Me If You Can, and The Aviator. Cyclonus noted that DiCaprio's films were to consumerism-inventive America what Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes stories/tales were to crime-investigative England. Cyclonus suggested to Agus that DiCaprio films might be 'archaeological relics' of humanity-metaphysics. Agus agreed.
Cyclonus and Agus decided to purchase some Carvel peach-flavored ice-cream and consumer it, even though their bodies were somewhat comprised of wires. They had the internal tubing/insulation necessary to absorb/ingest the milk-and-cream composition of the Carvel ice-cream. They then created an ice-cream neon-logo sign for U.S. President Donald Trump, telling the 21st Century world-leader that consumerism created interesting kinds of imagination. Trump wondered if these two alien-robotic 'visitors' were omens of the Apocalypse.
Trump showed Cyclonus and Agus video-reels of the iconic Spassky-Fischer chess match which highlighted the political tensions between the USSR and the USA during the symbolic Cold War. Trump then asked Cyclonus and Agus to create a televised (CNN) debate about capitalism-daydreams, so generations of Americans could appreciate the political and intellectual value of evaluating the intrigue involved with political turmoil. Cyclonus and Agus agreed to do this for the U.S. government and the American people, since they became instant fans of Fischer's brand of 'liberal chess.'
CYCLONUS: Perhaps capitalism promotes Occultism.
AGUS: Sure, you can buy Ouija-boards on eBay!
CYCLONUS: Should TrumpUSA be a signpost for frivolity?
AGUS: The American Dream will be a billboard for sociocultural imagination.
CYCLONUS: However, Consumer Reports is simply not as 'fun' as Playboy.
AGUS: Right, but pornography creates intriguing debates about censorship.
CYCLONUS: I agree censorship is an intellectual 'spark' in the age of media.
AGUS: TrumpUSA media can be a hallmark of traffic meditation.
CYCLONUS: However, tabloids/scandals create forms of juvenile delinquency.
AGUS: Yes, socialists who are anti-capitalist believe Western consumerism is 'juvenile.'
CYCLONUS: Well, kids buying water-guns obviously don't care about violence-imagery.
AGUS: What if there was a rumor that President Trump worshiped the Devil (Satan)?
CYCLONUS: Well, the Satanism-themed comics-adapted show Lucifer (Fox-TV) is praised!
AGUS: If Spassky had defeated Fischer during the Cold War, folks would slander rhetoric.
CYCLONUS: That's because the USA is more friendly to conflict-oriented folklore.
AGUS: Yes, if Spassky won, the USSR might have simply declared the victory to be 'profit.'
CYCLONUS: It's ironic that both Communists and Capitalists have to worry about profit.
AGUS: To delineate piracy in the development of networks, we have to analyze biases.
CYCLONUS: There's no way to create bias-definitions in the age of contracts.
AGUS: Right; the definition of a contract is basically/simply to 'lighten' contracts.
CYCLONUS: There is therefore a reality to 'propaganda-darkness.'
AGUS: Perhaps this can be addressed with war-themed folklore/comics!
The Cyclonus-Agus debate generated huge ratings for CNN, and when President Trump bid the two alien-robots farewell, he thanked them for creating a stirring debate about network/contract oriented civilization intrigue and symbolic ramifications of customs/commerce on contracts and politics. CNN journalist Christiane Amanpour declared the Cyclonus-Agus debate to be more important than even the Apollo landing on the moon. Would capitalism survive this psychological infancy? Cyclonus and Agus returned to their own time, eager to see the universal impact of their televised capital-politics CNN debate(!). They also wondered what would be the legacy of media free-speech American films from the 21st Century such as Ouija: Origin of Evil and Frost/Nixon. Regardless, it was a 'grand drama.'
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