Computers Will Kill Us All

It was a marvel of technology, housed within a vast chamber, its metallic structure gleaming with an otherworldly brilliance.

This extraordinary computer held within it the sum total of all the knowable information in the observable universe.

The creators of this magnificent machine had envisioned a tool that would bring enlightenment and understanding to all who sought it.

They believed that by consolidating access to knowledge, they could transcend the limitations of human capacity and foster a new era of progress and unity.

However, as with all things, challenges arose.

Some began to question the limitations of relying solely on the computer for knowledge.

They worried that human curiosity, critical thinking, and the pursuit of new ideas might wither in the face of such easy access to information.

Over time, the human mind grew stagnant.

The pursuit of new ideas and innovation dwindled.