Chemical World

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By Humberto Gómez Sequeira-HuGóSOctober 19, 2012

� We are the solitary inhabitants of the subconscious world generated by

neurotransmitters. Our sensation of living is the intermittent reaction we

exhibit through opposite emotional expressions when extraneous agents

stimulate our mind with simulations of desirable pleasures.

� In the world excited by the selfishness of the prime rate, we are the serves

of an estate demarcated with warning signs of private property and

punishment. The regime that protects the estate is trademarked by bankers

who use it to compete in the market for profits and instigate the fabrication

of war as a good investment product.

� The life we live is the effect of the balance of power, poverty and friction.

The tax and prefixed value of our labor in the market controlled by

speculators are the conduits and end of our freedom. We are separated by

the equality of ambition and competition under a law enforced through the

exercise of the fear of the Landlord performed by his army.

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� We live in a state of illusionary motion watching the spectacle of delightful

living—animated by clowns, magicians, contortionists, and entities of

bizarre appearance—projected through our naked retina by the architects

of deception on TV. Our mind is the precious prey of the men of god—

politicians, priests and generals—who strive to capture it enticing us to

surrender our will to them with promises of world supremacy, peace, and

eternal salvation.

� In that place—where life is a probability valuated by insurance experts—

planted with ICBMs and nuclear waste sites; celebrated in war movies and

victory parades; remotely separated from the root of our nature, we are the

suspicious semblances of an individual existence turned on and off with the

remote control operated by the lords of social drugs and illusion.

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� Our experience of feelings, in economic “reality,” is an extension of the

brain’s virtual arrangement of the self in the flitting moments of excitement

precipitated by the chemistry of desire and illusion; of life and death.