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The distinction, for me, between third-world and first-world, 
was no distinction at all.

What others saw as separate gears, 
I recognized as a machine. 

I never grew angry at the worlds inequities, because I could only allow myself to become angry if I thought people were in charge. From what I'd witnessed of the world, 
nobody was in charge. 

In fact, being human was one long process of learning nobody wasi
in charge of anything except some
distant gyrating illusion of control. The distinction, for me, between third-world and first-world, was no distinction at all. What others saw as separate gears, I recognized as a machine. I never grew angry at the worlds inequities, because I could only allow myself to become angry if I thought people were in charge. From what I'd witnessed of the world, nobody was in charge. In fact, being human was one long process of learning nobody wasi in charge of anything except some distant gyrating illusion of control.
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