4 thoughts on “Welcome to the Machine”

    1. There was a Brazilian poet who wrote a beautiful, but sad poem, during the World War II, every time I read the news in the last years I remember this poem, I translate only some verses:
      “…It does not matter if old-age comes, what is old-age?
      Your shoulders hold up the world
      And it weights no more than a child’s hand.
      Wars and famines and discussions in clubs
      Only prove that life goes on
      And that not all have freed themselves yet.
      Some, finding the spectacle barbarous
      Prefer (the faint of heart) to die.” (Carlos Drummond de Andrade)

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