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The Link


Neurotechnology,

a gift or a bane

 

With thoughts simply neurons,

case structure our brains

 

Is humanity destined

to merely plug in

 

Will all beauty and truth

be a programmer’s whim

 

And what of our history

that starts to rewrite

 

Will all paradox suffer,

conversation contrite

 

From Plato to Sartre,

one thing is the same

 

The essence of man

—will a mystery remain

 

(St. David’s Pennsylvania: March, 2021)

 

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