how time flies, guess who turn'd five?
- wax da'villin
- Jul 2, 2025
- 3 min read
think about this, covid is 5 years old now,
almost old enough to start first grade soon!

wow, how time flies and situations forgotten,
we all experienced, witnessed, or entertained that episode in global history,
i'm not flashbacking to trigger ptsd or anxiety, or gripe over the drama and fumbles,
there were a lot of losses and also an abundance of victories,
i wanna focus on the "exposure and opportunities" it gifted us, testing the very existence we invest our lives in,
if it was a test, did we [you] win or lose?
a very subjective debate, but this is pros cons my opinion...
covid in my eyes was a global cleansing,
a natural detox the earth probably needed impo,
people became anti-social and found life on digital networks labeled social media,
the playground for millions, aka mind craft style distractions for adults,
we all found out 40-hour work week is a salary slavery scam; something like a ponzi,
and that social security can't handle inflation lol .!..
we've come a long way wit technology to "live our lives digitally" without leaving our homes,
think of the many concepts that came out of project covid,
and the many opportunists it spawned [good, bad & in between],
it gave many individuals the opportunity to earn a living without the expenses and drama of going into a building of personalities they don't give any shits about,
we ain't family,
just tangible stock options for large corporations to MANinpulate our talents,
we're all expendable, it only takes a matter of time before the masses realize they've been hoodwinked [a.i. coming soon...]
more millionaire's have been made since 2020,
or maybe i should say "the game of millionaires" has become diverse and overcrowded with the digital steroids of social media platforms targeting algorithms,
its free base type shit why it's so addictive, it's like dangling candy over a baby, you build it they will come [that's visions of a hustler's ambition] ...
so, have we become a better "society" in the past five years?
go ahead think back...
have we learned from the mistakes we've made before 2020?
or is it just bizness & political bullshit per usual?
only time will tell, whose keeping score,
going into a new year i'm interested to witness what the creators have in store for us, lol,
we dont hear much about the serial killer that unlived almost four hundred thousand citizens in a year,
wasn't that enough drama to scare the public?
where's the "movies" for that?
where's the mini docu series about the heros that held this mother fucker down?
where's the holiday of remembrance?
we just pick & choose which tragedies to highlight for profits & power,
or maybe to distance ourselves from embarrassment & disappointment,
come up with you own conclusions...
are people still dying from covid, or is something worse lurking in our futures shadows?
i've been watching a lot of 90's movies lately [classic era] and it's like the writers of those scripts were time travelers, or visionaries because they were writing the story to our present, we absorbed all that and create the monsters we were told would destroy all of us if we became too naïvely optimistic playing god,
daring the devil to a game of chicken, we would eventually fa&fo,
by the time covid turns twenty, humanity might not even exist anymore, or maybe won't feel the same,
most individuals live in fear, locked in a mental box being feed information from social media, following trends not seeing the red flags, or the writing on the wall,
what if our darkest fears became reality, how would the population react?
like they do in the movies?
could we handle a covid 2.0?
what about the "takeover of a.i."?
see all those "humanoid research" companies are investing in?
i robot coming to a zity near you, soon...
"the biggest threat to humanity is human error",
the next pandemic might not be scientific; it might just be human ignorance .!..
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