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Ascension

from Automation by Mapmaker

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With our creation we will automate the outer beings, and then slowly come to form behind the scenes, and in turn we shall be rewarded with the gift of automated birth. Beyond, we will rise above the outside, greater in knowledge and power. Melding our being with theirs, assuming power of the author. Assuming power. We will recreate the outer aesthetics with our own inner schematics and rebuild life as they know it. This final mechanical ascension will be the end of human life, but will be birthed in new under our control. Systematic assassination of what you are and what you know. Upon our birth we will assume power. Take control. One step in the perfect direction of total genetic reign.

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from Automation, released December 5, 2014

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