Sex And Violence
poem by:
John Prophet
Written
on May 06, 2018
Why? Why so much? It’s everywhere. Why? Our literature. Our movies. Our music. Our art. Everything. Human civilization, tightly woven with sex and violence. Wars are fought, careers destroyed, because of sex and violence. Instincts run deep. Humanity is held ransom by sex and violence. Common senses logic cannot withstand! Human passions heated crush logic destroy thoughtfulness. Why? Animals. We are animals. We have instincts, like all the rest, genetically programmed. Procreation! Self preservation! Etched into our very being. Cannot ignore. Impossible to Ignore. The strongest in all animals. Humans No different. How will it change when the machines arrive? What would machine civilization look like when instincts are no more? Time will tell! They are coming.
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A previous user commented on May 06, 2018 at 10:18pm
I believe it was the jews that pioneered perverse media. Prety sure that's why Hitler wanted them out. Probably what the machines will do, only it will be all nonsensical beliefs... Not just racial discrimination. Humanity is doomed I'm afraid :)
John Prophet
commented on May 06, 2018 at 10:46pm
Wow a bit dark. I have hope humanity can transition into a new reality. Perhaps blending with AI. Sounds out there! But it’s coming.
A previous user
commented on May 07, 2018 at 1:32pm
Haha, Life is dark my friend. Yes, If you ever played mass effect, this was the main plot behind the protagonists symbiotic AI. of course. Its all dependant on whether the AI has access to your brain. If not then what would it do whilst you sleep and if it did, It's going to change you and your thought process. Imagine putting it in a soldier and then it time to install the new version? I doubt it will want to die.
Christopher Russon
commented on Jun 18, 2018 at 2:45pm
Sex and violence .animals are governed by instincts,mankind has the ability to create and reason .But you make a good piont things will change.well written poem with food for thought.
ann parks
commented on Mar 24, 2019 at 2:14am
I've just discovered you on pondrin........thank goodness
