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Artist: Mothra
Canonical path: /mothra/technological-death
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Technological Death
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Technological Death
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technological death system shutdown intracranial conductors begins now
to glow video system starts to distort signal neurotical agony reality
is change'n shapes receivers are loose'n it's frequencies excess of
incentives overloads sane of interior a light in eyes blinks
bioelectrical orders to shutdown a core each dot of a flesh self
separates reconstructs reanimates powerless mind refuses all commands
death visualization regression a fault connections in neurotical cells
generates paranoidal fear curtain down this is the end of a bionicle
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