Think.. cause it is a gift!

June 21, 2020 7:07 pm

I'm wondering what I should type but not able to think of any substantial thoughts, views, opinions and desires that I could convey here. Some days are just passing by without me acknowledging and appreciating them. Why is that happening? And what should I do so as to spend it in a way that I may or may not be as what is the so called term 'productive' but essentially a day to be cherished for it to rise. I'm just passing on these days by keeping myself occupied with unnatural things that majorly takes away my attention span and drains my mental  energy. Are this things really important considering the fact that they are not even real but sometimes I wonder Are we? What if we are the most evolved machine whose battery is charged by everyday's sleep, who drains this machine called human mind in the same manner these smartphones do, these machines are also created by couple of programmes in a process  that lasts 9 months wherein the development is in its nascent stage in which caring, consuming healthy food are some of the important characteristic tasks. And after 9 months, there is a minimum viable product that everyone likes in the beginning and starts using it in a way that it is the most delicate and important thing. The product then has the maximum battery life in the form of sharp memory, ability to quickly pick things. It is then nurtured, molded, caressed and taken care of with etiquettes and morals being the most important output. All the features keep improving through times till a stage where it is at its peak and the product starts to show gradual deterioration in the form of ageing, work pressure, mental fatigue, health issues and is in the process of becoming obsolete. There is only one difference  in the two machines i.e. the humans and the smartphone. It is the ability to make a choice. The other machine works on command while the first machine has the gift of preparing and executing its own command. But still the human machine makes bad choices so often being so gifted. So, my burning question is that Are the phones smart and not us?