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She feels like a fox. Like a fox on Adderall.
As usual, when she confronted the world about one of its problems, the world suggested that the problem was Joan.
He has never understood the appeal of immortality.
Addicted to learning because it distracts her from the hostility of her consciousness; she has one of those brains that attacks itself unless it’s completing a difficult task.
she sees that she is only partially real, partially alive. Unfit for human contact. She sees that this has always been true.
