Thoughts

Saw two more fighters fly over - American B1 Lancers- and I can't help wondering two things: have I seen more American planes than actual Americans? and do they even know this stuff is happening or is it completely blocked from their media? BTW B1 Lancer's are the major bombers of the plane world, they're not toys, they're REAL. I took pictures of them and the pictures don't do them justice really when I tell you they were MASSIVE I am not joking

Its almost evident the way in which the world is heading - I was getting off the bus today and this MASSIVE VERY LOW plane flew over and it seemed very military-esque, this paired with the 4 fighters I saw previously and the many military planes and chinooks that I have seen fly over in the past week only makes the current state of the world feel very surreal and almost fake. I was reminded of this game I was playing called Umurangi generation (I highly recommend) about a world slowly failing to kaijus and the UN pretending to do something but nothing and the only people regarded as heroes are common people who fought by themselves.

This and the state of the climate and the world in general makes me think. What if we are the umurangi generation? What if we will have to watch the world as we know it die?

Cheery for Friday the 13th I know

I hope or wonder whether the people who end up reading this (YOU) happen to read it in my accent or happen to read it while listening to the same song (wivenhoe bells- cleaners from venus if you were wondering), or while the weather is the same (windy and stormy), or literally anything that I am doing right now; and if so does that make us connected even if we've never met each other and you are light years in the future from me -I'm out there somewhere just so yk-

Do you ever think what we will speak like in the future, I mean we can barely understand people writing 300 years ago as an 'un-learned' person, so is there or will there ever be a point in the future when society CAN'T understand how we are currently, how we speak, the things we do, listen to, believe in? Are we now in a time which is completely unknown to the future?

If all of that is true, does that mean that all these time capsules that people keep leaving around will become the only way that the future will ever know about what we do - are we in the current middle ages? Does it matter?

Sometimes I wonder what the new genres of music will sound like since people who died in any of the World Wars would've never heard punk or metal or indie or any genre that has come after it, maybe they would've loved katy perry. On the other side were there types of music which will never be heard/played again because the people in charge of that died out. We are living of the music of the now whether we like it or not even if we attempt to listen to music of the past it could never be the same. If I could I would love to hear the music, or the music/poetry double act, from years gone by.