Gridcosm
Level 4829 of 4861Started on Jan 10, 2025.
Completed on Jan 11, 2025.
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Grid poem
You stand perched and really ready for a potato Jedi to jump up and spin with a lighted up thing swinging around even faster than they are. You're vadar on my radar with a steering wheel through your head that brought me here today. Perched on a branch above the village, the wise old owl observed the celebrations below. It seemed that every house had a candle flickering in its window, creating a warm and welcoming glow across the landscape. In this moment, it appeared as though everyone had found their happiness, and they had all come together to celebrate the simple joy of life. And while the owl couldn't fully understand the emotions behind these smiles, it felt a sense of satisfaction knowing that such happiness was being shared among so many. So big up to me pops and me peeps that have stepped out or stepped it up because you fill di cup! Dey be gone git don ya interplanetary chimney in a journey, scanning for feed at agway ease ga ga-ga... gaah... Gaki is starving... Gah, it's all an illusion, only your intention toward the gridcosm matters via will power applied 22500 pixels at a time. Those pixels exist in an ontologically re-representational state that is ambiguous as well as deeply meaningful with respect to the focussed awareness of partcipants, some of which are assumed to exist materially, which IS the illusion. So welcome to the round house, where that place is so round, duh.
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