All aspects of reality are fully explicated in these succinct texts.
During the past few years, I've been publishing an illustrated zine called Out of Control-a journal of abiotic vampirism.
Each
issue deals in some way with the idea of ascribing agency or active,
malicious, exploitive intent to things generally considered non-living,
such as technology or social systems.
The first issue explores
the suspiciously common paranoid schizophrenic belief that machines are
being used to torture and spy on the patient. It turns out that this
delusion has a surprisingly long history, dating back at least to the
very early 19th century. I follow the development of this particular
delusion and correlate it with the intrusion of schizophrenic thought
into consensus reality during the past 200 years. Here I develop my
idea that technology itself is an active, living, viral force which has
parasitized humans for its own purposes of control and endless
proliferation.
The second issue is an investigation of the
horrific subject of compulsive hoarding, and the general human tendency
to amass risible quantities of useless extruded plastic crap. People
seem to enjoy this issue most.
In the final issue, I
investigate parasitism as one of the defining dynamics of the
interactions of complex systems. Parasitism dominates the Biological,
Human, Astral and Divine realms. Gods are shown to be dull, parasitic
entities from the lower astral that have colonized humanity. This
fairly massive document is really my final word on what I think is
basically going on in this world of ours.
Many people find
these writings a bit difficult to get through, perhaps due to my
penchant for Johnsonian sentence structure and obscure terminology, not
to mention the loathsome and repellant nature of the subject matter.
But I hope you will at least have a look. Here are the results of one
mind's efforts to figure out the nature of our reality.
Below
are a few further essays, the first two being unfinished. In the first I trace the destructive
effects of Christianity, and start to diverge into an
investigation of the lure of the unreal. In the second essay I
start to develop a theory that certain historical figures incarnated
into our reality level through some sort of mistake or fraud.