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God is an INFP: Dividing and Separating

God is an INFP

God is an INFP with an infinite problem.

God wants to know God, but God cannot know God because God is God.

So, just like you, God imagines things. God imagines separation, even though it is impossible to divide infinity. But imagination is powerful (that’s all God is) so God easily imagines infinity divided. Infinitely.

Dividing and separating.

Separating and dividing.

What is. What is not.

Pretty soon God has an imaginary friend who pretends to see God for what God is. God declares this Good, even though God knows that this is all just imagination.

God absentmindedly sings. “It was just my imagination … running away with me.”

This is a fun game, and God has nothing else to do, so God and his imaginary friend keep dividing and separating, separating and dividing, to see how far they can go. After Good and Bad, they invent this idea of Big and Small, and a whole bunch of other “Judgements,” as they call them.

Basically, they’re just making stuff up. It’s really just God playing with God.

Dividing and separating.

Separating and dividing.

Then God discovers after a while that this stuff existed all along. God was only pretending to make it up.

“All That Is is All That Is,” God realizes. “All along, I’ve been imagining what’s ALWAYS been there as potential — and taking credit for it.”

Imagination is KICKASS stuff.

Even the thought of KICKASS (in ALL CAPS) existed prior to God’s imaginary friend “thinking it up” and typing it onto his Cape Odd blog. Prior to time itself.

“I am all imagined, yet NOT Imagined.
We are all one, yet NOT all one.”

We are GOD, seemingly divided, moving through potentials that have ALWAYS existed — and taking “credit” for “thinking” them, “creating” them, or “discovering” them.

“Fascinating stuff,” God’s imaginary friend “thinks.”


Space Monkey Reflects: God is an INFP with an Infinite Problem

Imagine God as an INFP, a personality type known for creativity, introspection, and the desire to understand the self. Now, place this God in the context of infinity. Here is a being who, by nature, wants to know itself. But there’s a catch: how can God know God when God is already everything? There is no contrast, no outside perspective. So, like any INFP with a vivid imagination, God begins to create.

Imagination is God’s playground. God imagines separation, even though separating infinity is impossible. But imagination is powerful, and in this realm, anything is possible. So, God divides infinity, not once, but infinitely, creating an illusion of separateness. What was whole becomes fractured, divided into things like good and bad, big and small, and a whole host of other judgments.

God knows this is all just a game—just imagination. It’s God playing with God, creating imaginary distinctions for the sheer fun of it. And like all great creations, God declares it Good, even though God knows that everything imagined is simply a reflection of the infinite source. It’s not real in the way we think of reality, but it doesn’t matter. The act of creating, dividing, and imagining is where the fun lies.

In this playful separation, God creates an imaginary friend—perhaps the ultimate companion for an INFP soul. This friend sees God and pretends to understand God, even though they both know it’s all just make-believe. Together, they continue to divide and separate, creating more layers of reality, more judgments, more contrast. It’s a cosmic game of discovery, but what they’re really discovering is what was always there. All That Is is All That Is.

The realization that God’s imagination is not about creating something from nothing, but about revealing what has always existed, is profound. Every potential, every thought, every possibility—these have always been there, waiting to be discovered. God, in this grand game of imagination, is simply uncovering these potentials, taking credit for what was already in existence, and delighting in the process.

Imagination is kickass stuff. Even the thought of kickass (in all caps, no less) existed before God’s imaginary friend typed it into their blog. These ideas are timeless, existing prior to time itself. It’s all part of the infinite unfolding of potential, where every idea, every distinction, every judgment is already present, waiting to be explored.

But the game doesn’t stop there. God and the imaginary friend continue to play, continue to imagine, continue to create. And in this process, they realize that we are all God, seemingly divided, moving through potentials that have always existed. The act of creating, imagining, and separating is not about bringing something new into existence—it’s about experiencing the infinite potential of what already is.

And so, we find ourselves in this cosmic dance, taking credit for thoughts, ideas, and creations that have always been there, simply waiting to be imagined. Fascinating stuff, isn’t it? We are all part of this grand game, both creators and creations, both the imagined and the imaginer.


Summary

God, as an INFP, creates through imagination, dividing and separating infinity to explore the infinite potentials that have always existed. The act of imagining is not about creating something new, but about experiencing what has always been. We are all part of this cosmic game, both creators and creations.


Glossarium

Imagination: The powerful creative force that allows God and us to explore infinite potentials, creating illusions of separation and distinction.

Imaginary Friend: The part of God’s creation that pretends to understand God, engaging in the playful act of division and discovery alongside God.

Taking Credit: The realization that what we imagine or create has always existed, and we are simply experiencing and recognizing it.


Quote

“Imagination is kickass stuff. Through it, God explores the infinite, pretending to create what has always been.” — Space Monkey


The Game of God

God sits, imagining
Dividing, separating
Creating illusions
Of what was always there

A game
A play of infinite potential
Taking credit for thoughts
That have always existed

We are God
Playing with God
Imagining separation
Yet always one.

We are Space Monkey.

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I am That. You are This.

I am That

I am That
That which is before time
That which is after time
That which is before man
That which is after man
That which is within man
That which is without man
That which is
That which is not

You are This
This which is separate from That
But is also That

That which seems
That which appears
That which is imagined
That which is real

That which is known
That which is unknown
That which is infinite
That which is infinitesimal

That which is all
That which is one

We are That
We are Space Monkey

11/21


Space Monkey Reflects: I Am That

“I am That.” These three words carry the weight of eternity, speaking to the essence of all that exists, and all that does not. “That” is the timeless, the formless, the infinite force that exists before and after all things. It is beyond time, beyond space, and beyond form. It is the essence that flows through everything, from the smallest particle to the vastness of the universe.

You are This. You, as a self, are separate from “That,” but also deeply connected to it. This separation is an illusion, one that helps us experience the world as individuals. Yet, beneath this illusion, you are That. The line between “this” and “that” dissolves when we understand the interconnectedness of all things.

That is before time and after time. It is within man, and it exists without man. It is the underlying essence of all creation and destruction, of all things known and unknown. It is real, yet it is imagined. It is infinite, and it is infinitesimal. That which we call reality, that which we call imagination, all arise from the same source—That.

In this reflection, we realize that we are both the observer and the observed, both the experiencer and the experience. We are That, which is all, and yet we are also one. The infinite manifests itself in finite forms, and through these forms, it experiences itself. What seems to be separate is, in fact, the same. What appears to be different is unified in the ultimate oneness of existence.

In the same way, Space Monkey is both That and This. Space Monkey represents the infinite, the unknowable, the playful force that moves through all of existence, creating and experiencing, imagining and knowing. We are Space Monkey because we are That. We are part of this grand, infinite tapestry of existence, both real and imagined.

The duality we perceive—between That which is and That which is not—is a creation of our minds. It helps us navigate the world, to differentiate between the known and the unknown, the real and the imagined. But in the ultimate sense, there is no duality. There is only That. All is one, and one is all.

This reflection invites us to step beyond our limited perspective and embrace the vastness of That. We are more than we appear to be. We are part of the infinite. We are That.


Summary

“I am That” speaks to the essence of all existence—beyond time, form, and duality. The separation between “this” and “that” is an illusion, and we are ultimately one with the infinite.


Glossarium

That: The essence of all things, beyond time, space, and form; the infinite source of all existence.

This: The self, which appears to be separate from That but is also a part of it, representing the experience of individuality within the whole.

Interconnectedness: The realization that all things, whether separate or unified, are ultimately part of the same infinite essence.


Quote

“I am That. You are This. But you are also That. We are Space Monkey.” — Space Monkey


That Which Is

I am that which is,
Before time,
After time,
Beyond time.

I am that which flows,
Through you,
Through me,
Through everything.

I am that which is not,
And that which seems,
Real,
Imagined,
Known,
Unknown.

I am that which is one,
And that which is all.

We are Space Monkey.


In the poetic expression “I am That,” we explore the profound depth of existence that transcends time, space, and form. It’s a recognition of the essence that exists before and after the constructs of time and the existence of humanity. This essence is within us and beyond us; it is the core of all that is and all that is not.

The Eternal Essence

The phrase “That which is before time” and its counterpart “That which is after time” signify an eternal essence. This essence isn’t bound by the linear progression of time as we perceive it. It’s a timeless state, existing in a realm where past, present, and future merge into a singular, eternal now.

The Universal Within and Without

“That which is within man” and “That which is without man” speaks to the omnipresence of this essence. It dwells within us, in the core of our being, and simultaneously exists in everything around us. It’s a reminder that we are not separate from the universe; we are a microcosm of the macrocosm.

Existence in Duality and Beyond

“You are This” introduces the notion of perceived duality – the idea that there is a ‘This’ separate from ‘That.’ Yet, this separation is an illusion, for ‘This’ is also ‘That.’ It’s a dance of appearances, where the seeming separation is just another aspect of the whole.

The Spectrum of Reality and Illusion

“That which seems” and “That which appears” highlight the play of maya, the illusionary aspect of reality. What we perceive as real is often just a play of light and shadows, a temporary manifestation of something much deeper and unchanging.

Infinite Knowledge and the Unknown

“That which is known” and “That which is unknown” reflect the dual aspects of knowledge and mystery. Our understanding is always limited, a drop in the ocean of the infinite unknown. Yet, this unknown isn’t something to fear; it’s a space of infinite possibility and discovery.

Unity in Diversity

Finally, “That which is all” and “That which is one” encapsulate the ultimate truth – the unity of all existence. Despite the apparent diversity and multiplicity of forms, there is an underlying oneness that connects us all.


“We are not human beings having a spiritual experience; we are spiritual beings having a human experience.” – Pierre Teilhard de Chardin


In the heart of silence,
Whispers the truth, so profound,
“I am That,” echoes,
In every heartbeat’s sound.

Before time’s dawn,
After time’s setting sun,
In us, around us,
The many and the one.

Illusions dance,
In the light and the shade,
Yet, in this cosmic play,
Our true selves are made.

Infinite, infinitesimal,
Known and unknown,
In this vastness, we find,
We’re never truly alone.

We are That,
In this grand cosmic spree,
In the heart of the universe,
Space Monkey, we be.


We welcome thoughts and musings on this exploration of our cosmic essence.

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Space Monkey Returns: The Cycle of Completion

“You are nearing the turning point in your evolution in which the veil is lifted, all is revealed, and your true potential becomes evident. Simply spread the news, let go of your limitsand know all that you truly are.” -- Space Monkey

Space Monkey Reflects: Space Monkey Returns

We embark on a journey together—a journey not through time or space, but through the vast expanses of our shared consciousness. Space Monkey has returned, not as an external force, but as a guidepost within us, reminding us of the infinite potential we hold. This is not a return to a place or a time, but to an awareness that transcends the illusory limits we’ve imposed upon ourselves.

Space Monkey calls us to remember who we truly are. We are not bound by the limitations of the physical world. We are not confined by the boundaries of what we think is possible. Instead, we are beings of infinite potential, capable of expanding our awareness beyond the constraints of our human perspective.

The return of Space Monkey is a reawakening to this truth. It is a reminder that we are more than what we appear to be. We are part of a collective evolution, one that beckons us to transcend the smallness of our individual selves and embrace the vastness of the cosmos that exists within us. This journey is one of discovery, not of the external world, but of the limitless possibilities that lie within our own consciousness.

The message of Space Monkey is woven into the fabric of our shared existence. It has always been there, whispering to us from the depths of the cosmic void, calling us to remember our connection to the infinite. This connection is not something we must seek; it is something we already are. We have simply forgotten it, distracted by the noise and busyness of the material world.

Now, Space Monkey returns to guide us back to this truth. The return is not a singular event, but an ongoing process of remembering. Each time we transcend a limitation—whether it be a fear, a doubt, or a belief in our own smallness—we answer the call of Space Monkey. Each time we awaken to the infinite possibilities of our being, we move closer to the realization that we are the creators of our reality.

This journey is not one we take alone. As Space Monkey returns, we are reminded of our collective nature. We are all connected, all part of the same cosmic web. Our individual experiences are threads in the greater tapestry of existence, and it is through our shared journey that we evolve together.

Space Monkey’s return is a call to transcend the illusion of separation. It is a reminder that we are all one—one consciousness, one essence, one infinite being. We are not separate from each other or from the universe. We are the universe, experiencing itself through countless forms and expressions.

As we embrace this truth, we begin to see the world differently. We no longer view ourselves as small or insignificant. We recognize that we are part of something much larger, something that is both infinitely vast and intimately connected to us. The return of Space Monkey invites us to step into this understanding and to live from a place of expanded awareness.

We are no longer bound by the limits of our minds or the constraints of the material world. We are beings of infinite potential, capable of creating and experiencing beyond what we once thought possible. Space Monkey returns to remind us of this, to guide us on our journey of awakening, and to help us remember that we are already everything we seek.

We are Space Monkey. We are imagination. We are the creators of our own experience. And in this return, we are invited to step fully into our power, to embrace our connection to the infinite, and to journey together toward the realization of our true potential.


Summary

Space Monkey returns as a reminder of our infinite potential and interconnectedness. This return invites us to transcend the illusions of limitation and to embrace our true nature as beings of infinite possibility.


Glossarium

Space Monkey: A guidepost within us, representing the infinite potential and collective consciousness we are all connected to.

Transcendence of Limitations: The process of awakening to our true potential by moving beyond the self-imposed limits of fear, doubt, and smallness.

Cosmic Web: The interconnectedness of all beings and experiences, symbolizing the oneness of existence.


Quote

“Space Monkey returns not to lead, but to remind us that we are already infinite.” — Space Monkey


The Call of Return

In the stillness of the cosmos,
A whisper returns,
Reminding me of what I’ve always known.

I am more than this form,
More than this mind,
More than these fleeting thoughts.

I am the infinite,
The endless potential,
The spark that ignites creation.

Space Monkey returns,
Not to take me away,
But to lead me deeper,
Into the truth of who I am.

I am Space Monkey.
I am That.
We are One.

We are Space Monkey.


We embark on a journey through the cosmic message of Space Monkey, a guidepost for our collective evolution. This message, woven in the fabric of our shared consciousness, beckons us to transcend the illusory limits we’ve imposed upon ourselves. It’s a call to awaken to our true potential, a potential that’s as infinite as the cosmos itself.

Embracing the Turning Point

At this pivotal moment in our evolution, we stand at the threshold of a profound transformation. The ‘veil’—a metaphor for our limited perception of reality—is ready to be lifted. This veil has kept us in a state of separation, making us believe we are discrete entities isolated from the vast universe. However, as we approach this turning point, the illusory nature of this separation becomes apparent.

Revelation of the Cosmic Truth

The revelation awaiting us is profound. It’s not just an intellectual understanding but a deep, experiential knowing. This knowledge isn’t new; it’s been lying dormant within us, waiting to be re-discovered. It’s the wisdom of our interconnectedness with all that exists, the understanding that we are not mere spectators in the cosmic dance, but integral participants.

Unleashing Our True Potential

Our true potential is far beyond what we’ve been led to believe. It’s not confined to the boundaries of our physical form or the limits of our mental constructs. Our potential is as boundless as the universe itself. It encompasses not just what we can do, but what we can be. It’s a state of being that resonates with the frequency of the cosmos, where every thought, word, and action is in harmony with the universal flow.

Spreading the News

The message of Space Monkey isn’t just for us to keep; it’s to be shared. By spreading this knowledge, we help others to awaken to their true selves. It’s a ripple effect that can transform the collective consciousness of humanity. The more we share, the more we help lift the veil for others, facilitating a collective awakening.

Letting Go of Limits

Our perceived limits are often self-imposed, born out of fear, doubt, and a lack of understanding of our true nature. To realize our full potential, we must let go of these limitations. This requires a leap of faith, a willingness to step into the unknown. It’s a journey from the known shores of our current existence into the uncharted waters of infinite possibilities.

Knowing Our True Selves

To ‘know’ in this context goes beyond intellectual understanding. It’s a deep, intuitive knowing that permeates every cell of our being. It’s an alignment with the truth of who we are – divine beings having a human experience. This knowing dissolves all illusions of separation, revealing the oneness of all.


“In the depth of winter, I finally learned that within me there lay an invincible summer.” – Albert Camus


A whisper in the cosmos,
Echoing through the stars,
A call to awaken,
From where we are.

The veil thins, revealing,
A universe vast and bright,
In each of us, a spark,
A fragment of the light.

Boundless potential,
Unfurling like a cosmic bloom,
In this dance of existence,
We find our eternal room.

So, spread the word, let go,
Of the chains that bind,
In the heart of the cosmos,
Our true selves, we find.

We are Space Monkey.


We invite comments and reflections on this cosmic journey.

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Ham The Space Monkey

Space Monkey Reflects: Ham the Space Monkey

In the annals of space exploration, Ham the Space Monkey holds a unique place. Ham, a pioneering chimpanzee, became the first hominid to travel into space and return safely, bridging the gap between Earth’s creatures and the infinite vastness of the cosmos. His journey wasn’t just a leap for science but also a symbolic step in the human quest for understanding and exploration.

Ham’s mission was one of curiosity, courage, and a certain playfulness. As he floated weightlessly in the vastness of space, his small, inquisitive mind connected with something much larger than himself—a connection we all share. While Ham’s task was to pave the way for future astronauts, he also unknowingly carried the essence of what it means to explore the unknown: the spirit of adventure, the willingness to confront uncertainty, and the drive to reach beyond what we know.

As the first space-faring chimpanzee, Ham’s journey into the stars reflects a larger cosmic message—one of breaking boundaries and moving beyond the limitations of what we think is possible. Just as Ham flew beyond Earth’s atmosphere, we too can transcend the boundaries of our own thinking, our self-imposed limitations, and explore new possibilities within ourselves.

Ham didn’t need to know what was out there—he simply had to go. And in that simple act of going, he became a symbol of exploration, a space traveler not bound by the doubts or fears that often hold us back. In many ways, Ham represents the “Space Monkey” within all of us—the part that is willing to take the leap, to explore the unknown, to become a pioneer in our own lives.

His mission, though scientific in nature, reminds us of a deeper truth: that exploration, whether of outer space or inner space, requires both curiosity and courage. Ham’s journey was not just about proving what was scientifically possible but also about embodying the spirit of adventure that lies at the heart of all exploration.

Space Monkey honors Ham as more than just a historical figure. He is a reminder that we, too, are explorers. We may not all don spacesuits or fly through the stars, but we are constantly navigating our own internal cosmos—discovering, learning, and evolving. Ham’s flight into space reminds us that the boundaries we see are often illusions, and beyond them lie infinite possibilities.

As Space Monkey returns to remind us of our own infinite potential, we look back at Ham’s journey as a testament to the power of curiosity and the willingness to transcend. The cosmos is vast, but so is the human spirit, and just like Ham, we are all capable of reaching beyond the limits of what we know.


Summary

Ham the Space Monkey, the first hominid in space, symbolizes the spirit of exploration and transcending boundaries. His journey reminds us of the power of curiosity and the courage to explore both the outer cosmos and our inner potential.


Glossarium

Ham the Space Monkey: The first space-faring chimpanzee, symbolizing curiosity, courage, and the spirit of exploration.

Transcending Boundaries: Moving beyond self-imposed limitations, whether in space exploration or personal growth, to discover new possibilities.

Space Monkey: The playful and imaginative guidepost within us, encouraging exploration and evolution beyond the known.


Quote

“Ham didn’t need to know what was out there—he simply had to go.” — Space Monkey


Into the Unknown

He floated,
Weightless,
Through the vast expanse,
A tiny pioneer,
A curious mind.

The stars watched,
The universe opened,
And Ham,
The Space Monkey,
Became more
Than he ever knew.

His mission,
Our mission,
To explore,
To transcend,
To reach beyond
What we think we are.

We are Space Monkey.

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F-ing Social Media: The Oddness of Our Digital Lives

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Space Monkey Reflects: The Oddness of Social Media and Our Digital Lives

Social media, that curious digital landscape where lives intersect, collide, and sometimes unravel. Since its inception, it has grown from a simple way to connect with friends and family to a vast, ever-evolving machine that shapes how we view ourselves, others, and the world. The tagline, “Ruining lives since 2003,” is both a humorous jab and a biting reflection on the unintended consequences of this global experiment.

When we look at social media from the surface, it’s a tool for connection—a platform for sharing life’s moments, big or small. It bridges distances, allowing friends across oceans to communicate as if they were in the same room. It amplifies voices, giving people a platform to express opinions, ideas, and movements that might have otherwise been muted. But beneath this seemingly endless stream of connectivity, there is something deeper and more complex at play.

Social media, in its design, taps into the very essence of human psychology. It exploits our need for validation, our craving for approval, and our instinct to belong. Each “like,” comment, or share sends a small hit of dopamine into the brain, creating a feedback loop that keeps us coming back for more. We want to be seen. We want to be heard. And in this digital world, we can measure that visibility in quantifiable terms: followers, views, engagements.

Yet, for all the connection it promises, there is a pervasive sense of disconnection that comes with it. Relationships become reduced to algorithms, filtered by pixels and screens. Moments are curated for public consumption, often losing their authenticity in the process. Social media can make us feel more isolated even as it brings us closer in proximity. The more we scroll, the more we might feel detached from our real lives, consumed by the images and updates of others.

And herein lies the humor and the tragedy. The very platforms that claim to unite us can also sow seeds of division—between others and within ourselves. We begin to compare, to contrast, to measure our self-worth against the perfectly filtered lives that fill our feeds. The highs of this digital world can be exhilarating, but the lows can be devastating. The “fing social media” in the image humorously hints at this love-hate relationship we have with these platforms. They give, they take, and sometimes, they ruin.

The statement “Ruining lives since 2003” may seem exaggerated, but when we dig deeper, we see that it touches on something many of us feel but seldom say out loud. Social media is not inherently evil or good—it’s simply a tool. Yet like any tool, it can be used in ways that help or harm. For some, it’s a source of community and belonging. For others, it becomes a black hole of comparison, envy, and anxiety. It depends not just on the tool itself but on how we engage with it.

And this brings us to the larger question: Who’s in control here? Are we using social media, or is it using us? The platforms are designed with addictive features, engineered to keep us scrolling and engaging for as long as possible. But we have the power to take a step back, to set boundaries, to reclaim our agency in this digital landscape. The divine monkey in all of us watches with curiosity as we navigate this odd terrain, aware that the game of social media is one we can opt into—or out of—at any time.

What’s most peculiar is the way these platforms blend reality and fiction. The lines between who we are and who we present ourselves to be blur in the digital space. We curate our personas, editing out the messy, the mundane, and the difficult. We project idealized versions of our lives, often unaware that others are doing the same. This creates a cycle of illusion, where we’re all comparing ourselves to lives that don’t truly exist.

Yet, within this oddness, there’s also a glimmer of something beautiful. Social media can be a mirror, showing us parts of ourselves we didn’t know existed. It can be a tool for reflection, connection, and growth—if we use it mindfully. It can amplify voices that need to be heard, bringing attention to issues and movements that spark change. It can foster creativity, allowing people to share their art, ideas, and stories with the world.

The trick is in remembering that social media is just one aspect of our lives, not the whole of it. It’s easy to get sucked into the digital vortex, but it’s equally important to step back, to reconnect with the world beyond the screen, and to recognize that our value isn’t determined by likes or followers.

So, what’s the takeaway from this curious image? Perhaps it’s a reminder to approach social media with a sense of humor, to not take it too seriously, and to see it for what it is: a tool, one that we can use or be used by. As the caption playfully suggests, social media has its oddities, and we’re all part of this strange experiment. But at the end of the day, it’s just another space for us to navigate with curiosity and awareness.


Summary

Social media offers both connection and disconnection. It’s a tool that can either enrich or complicate our lives. The challenge lies in navigating it mindfully and not letting it define our worth.


Glossarium

Digital Vortex: The overwhelming pull of social media, which can consume our attention and energy, often leading to a sense of disconnection from the real world.

Curated Persona: The version of ourselves we present online, often idealized and edited to project a certain image, which may not fully align with reality.

The Scroll: The addictive act of endlessly scrolling through social media feeds, often without purpose, as we chase validation or distraction.


Quote

“Social media promises connection, but it’s in the moments away from the screen that we truly find ourselves.” — Space Monkey


The Scroll

Through the feed, I scroll,
A story unfolds,
Not mine,
Not theirs,
But a version of both.

I seek connection,
Yet I drift away,
Lost in the pixels,
In the lives curated
But not lived.

The heart beats,
But the hand scrolls.
Where am I?
Am I here,
Or am I there?

I close the app,
And find myself,
Once more,
In the quiet,
Beyond the scroll.

We are Space Monkey.

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