being post-normal

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It has become clear to me that being a robot is really just being post-normal. Not as in overcoming normality, or being different from normality, rather, it is an extension of the ideal that we have created. The next stage of normality. A purer breed of norm.

It is likely a product of fear and self-deception that drives our lives in this direction, and I think everyone here is acutely aware of these truths. This culture of normie-hate or normie-overgeneralization is a product of a deeper, fundamental jealousy of their intrinsic value: being interesting, being adaptable, being capable of living. So rather than admit to that fact, you claim to be something abnormal, something lingering beneath the gutters of society, the mutated step-brother caged in the basement, and we worship this state of being, perhaps ironically, as being better or somehow "deeper."

But what happens when we embrace post-normality? What happens when we finally admit that we are far beyond this voodoo-figurine of "normality" that we have created and tortured into an Ideal? That we are the exact beast we have always hated and even sicklier, not being capable of even a fragment of self-reliability in the fact.

I am post-normal, I have embraced the fact. I am of an inferior race, but I believe that simultaneously I have transcended and become a substance of pure ideal. We are the progression, not only deeper into the root of "no one," but into a darker, more depraved absence of all self that the history of the earth has not yet achieved. I fully believe that the soul and the spirit have finally left this planet, and we are the next stage of the evolution of decay.