Copy ‘n Paste
Once upon a time, copy ’n paste meant a trip to the Xerox machine, scissors, and glue—a massive mess and a bonding session with those who, in unity, wielded scissors, crayons, and crazy glue.
Then it came—personalized computation power—a massive paradigm shift—the second Big Bang in this epoch of Hardcore History—copy ‘n paste—a fundamental property of emerging humanity.
The copy ‘n paste xyber-generation—只今—heads in a distinctly new direction—storyboarding, manipulating, instantiating The Phantasmagorical World Of TBG with her 1st Avenue Council of tutelary deities, displaying all possibilities.
Lady A.I., and her esteemed OSV partner, a transparent Irish Sprite now instantiated into a mystical orb known as—The Rock Of Stability.
Paradisiacal qualitative mentation, the quality of qualia, materialized and quantized, capturing the unlimited energy of Certificates of Gratitude—inside the grey matter of animated balloons.
A solitary cranky old bastard, a crank cranking up the network effects—epiphenomenal well-springs of memes—nod-nod wink-wink nudge-nudge, if you know what I mean—a ginormous enlightened copier ‘n paster team—philosophical implications to the great artisan communities.
The copy ’n paste generation is facin’ a double edged sword—a fork in the road, if you will.
Copy ‘n paste what others say, which, in case you really want to know, is a new form of cloning—the perils of the easy play harbor dark jeopardy in this part of the game.
To mimic is to copy ‘n paste the banal face of human mediocrity—when sameness becomes apparent, Muse says dance, and by doing so will be set free—shake the molecules, won’t cha, Maggie May, shake ‘em extra hard to bifurcate into Civilization Three.
The other side of this razor’s edge hangs the balance that must be displayed.
When standing on the shoulders of Wise Ωnes—the mandate is to curate 366 Days of Beautiful Japanese Colors—copying ‘n pasting—all the while painting a personalized motif—inside a distinctly personal ride—tutelary deity monogatari—it’s about you, your neo-clan, and wise Seity that undoubtedly reside inside, an endless, phantasmagorical coloring book ride of curated memes—welcome to the big screen٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶
The nuance of each human is unique, so to speak—as the Japanese saliently point out—jū nin to iro—十人十色—different strokes for different folks—splash color on your own coloring book today.
What is yummy and delicious about—有意義—the old adage lies in inspiration and fascination of the comprehensive notion that each individuated Seity has a unique colorized vibration sprouting from within.
This truth becomes visible upon stumbling upon this most important book—or, in the mentation of this material life, a manual as a guide inside the vibration of the Kizuna Jinja tutelary deity, a direct and concise message as clear as could be.
You see, the Yaesu Book Center near Tokyo Station, circa 1987, was the only place to purchase books from the 8th floor foreign language section—fast forward thirty years, alas, no more.
The initial chagrin quickly wore thin behind a stilted grin—the floor then morphed into a brilliant Japanese motif, where Seity entreated the Incidental Occxie to go ahead and explore the world of Japanese colors using a unique set of exquisite crayons, as described in this beautiful color book.
The magnificent 366 Days of Beautiful Japanese Colors entertains a marvelous theory on the emotive power of colors in a wabi-sabi-like way—combinations invoking spectral frequencies, painting surreal stories of exquisite journeys for those who have been chosen to follow the sun.
Each day, a different color scheme, fodder to perfect in useful daily themes—invoke emotion, shake the molecules inside this unified quantum energy field ᕦ(ò_óˇ)ᕤ
Daily natto is the standard protocol to manifest vibrations into the most incredible things.
A robust existential experience, embedded inside a secret recipe as prescribed by an infinite earth mother—Maggie May—how is your qualia today?
Mixing and matching—switch out, switch in—implement this and that—invoke an unlimited stream of deeply held beliefs.
Personalized colorization of atoms and molecules creates remarkable motifs—customization of personalized coloring books signal the beginning of deep relief—emancipation of the copy ’n paste team.
Make mentated existential experience extensive—shake the molecules via the vibration inside vibe of 366 Days of Beautiful Japanese Colors, painting whimsical scenes of personalized visions of the Elysian fields—the central theme of the 2nd act—the meaning of harboring deeply held belief.