Here is another possibility to think about but I hope it happens in one of those alternate universes they were inventing in science a few years back. Doesn't matter how many me's are doing their thing in how many countless universes, what matters to me is that this me that exist in the only universe I do my perceiving in and thus believe is the one I should concern myself with, the point is I wouldn't like this one to happen to me.

The universe I don't want to know about is the one where there is a point called 2000. End of the world topic is what we have here. Pollution to the point of extinction, over population, war and genocide have all been discussed. Bill has been mentioned by me and others. One thing that is said about Bill is that he believes he is God.

I know how he's going to fulfill his belief and make everyone, except for a small few that can't accept it as a possible reality, believe he is God. If he isn't already a god, he will be. When we look at what we think God is, if we still think about such things, we have to look at the western world's book of God and see witness the jealous God of the Abraham crew. God liked to make up rules, demanded solidarity of power and killed anything he didn't like if it seemed to be in his way. That you can read in the Bible. The Bible is not the topic here. The topic is the Bible of Bill. Those who Bill don't like may face similar difficulties as those who were not friends of this other god. Here we are talking about the chip in our brains that we will need to be accepted and protected by God, or Bill, and at the same time, be slaves to his whims.

Okay, let's see if we can get to the fiction part. You have the picture of how it is. The end of the world, the world as we knew it, is here. If we don't take this chip, we won't survive the computer chaos. We won't be able to get by in the work force. Too slow. Not enough out put. Up graded workers only need apply. Apple heads must die.

We won't see it like this though. It will look like nations are starving because of bad commerce and war. They have to die to make space. Delete them. If they don't work on computers, they are not needed.

Wait. No. That is too silly. That can't be true enough to be accepted as even a mad idea of reality. Are we fighting for or against reality here?

More simply there will be an anti-virus in the 2000 update that only works on licensed versions and this version cost 6 million Bill units and only a few can afford the anti-virus brainwashing that keep them strong enough to fight the virus that will attack the PC user in the retina, make their brain crash (this is possible, read Snow Crash, a true story in fiction) and either the victims are slaves or they are dead. More than likely, the first.

So either you fork out the money for update 2000, use a Mac, or stay away from computers. No one will want to stay away from computers. A Mac, in my opinion is the safest bet. And no, I'm not writing for Mac. At least not yet, I would if they asked me.

So what is the final faze in this case? Bill's total take over will require starving millions in third world countries because these numbers don't equate in this plan. Another point to remember is that they are usually on continents that still have trees. Where there are still a few trees not yet burnt down to grow hamburgers, there will be bugs. As history shows us from the first computers to Bill's, no body like bugs in their computer.

America will have to be at war with a super power. I can't tell you why, ask one of those dumb intelligence agencies.

But I won't go on. I don't want to worry anyone with silly paranoia. It's just that the time is now and I was hoping someone might remember after whatever kind of disaster is planned for year 2000, Bill is not God. And when he becomes one, he isn't a good one. There never has been a good one. Even if Bill saves the world from doom, don't believe in him. There has to be a better way than genocide, mindocide, disaster and terror for the unfortunate and dictatorship to the remaining el-eat.

We can still chose our new world.



A short end note: I have to think of The Good, The Bad and The Ugly where Clint smiles and says something about being happy that his worst enemy is watching over him so he can finally sleep peacefully.


Another work of real fiction by Steve