BY JOHNIE J - 23
Went to a new pub recently (Thursday
16th October). Upon cue, as myself and two friends sat down with our
drinks, a bustling crowd of women burst in through the fire entrance and sat
right beside us. Their natter was unbroken as you might expect from gabby inebriated
women, but occasionally punctuated with racist insults, at least over a dozen by
the time we left. They rapidly commented on my thoughts and on my body language
before I could think them or act it, and what’s more they slipped their remarks
so seamlessly into their chatter that it felt pointless for me to even try to pull them up on it,
or even for my friends present there with me to even be aware it was happening.
I dried up into stone because they
knew what I was going to say before I said it, so what was the point of
speaking at all? This may sound crazy but I’ve read so many other accounts of
this happening over the web that I’m now confident enough to publish my own
experiences without the nag of wondering if others may find me crazy or not.
This. Is. Happening.
Remote neural monitoring can process
your sub vocal thought and relay it to smartphones in your vicinity quicker
than you can say “jumping jack flash”. To sum up: strangers were talking aloud my own thoughts as they occurred (is a lot worse than it sounds, believe me). If you ever have the misfortune of being
quizzed by a psychiatrist, one of the regular stock questions they ask is if
you feel like your thoughts are being “broadcast” to other people – at which
point you might say hell yeah, how did you know that!? Doctors nowadays know
everything and nothing. They’re all clipboards and questionnaires.
I don’t mind taking the blog in this
direction. Not happy about it, but truth comes first before art and stories. I don't consider myself an artist by the way (or an activist, too busy), but what I do definitely IS art...and according to Johnie J...this. Definitely. Happened.
I believe him. More crazy real life testimonies to come.
I believe him. More crazy real life testimonies to come.
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