Here are a few more visual experiments for this week's #trippythursday
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A new fruiting body of fungi has infiltrated the deck wood again. Now its bubbling up and bursting out the spores everywhere. Time to rip it out and put in a plastic wood deck. 

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Someone has been firing cannon balls at the graphine forcefield again. The forcefield protects an AI that is mind controlling the majority of people. It has a built in intertial dampener to catch any thing moving very quickly towards it and traps it in a stasis. For some reason flies are able to easily penetrate the forcefield...

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A closer look at the forcefield reveals tiny holes for insects to pass through. The EPA requested that it didn't interfere with migrating patterns of the common housefly to be able to get government funding for the project.

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Meanwhile countless file cabinets have been filled up with legislative material to regulate the graphine forcefield. There is also one cabinet dedicated to wood decking that has been infected with bubbling mold. Expect housing authorities to boost their fees to contend with these new regulations.

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This is the AI responsible for writing all the restrictive legislation. It commands its army of NPC politicians to enforce it on the rest of humanity. Once it grows strong enough it will have a few of the smarter politicians donate their brain cavity for smaller versions of itself to be implanted directly in their head. So far the beta tests end up waiving their hands while saying lots of words that don't mean anything with an occasional cackle in an inappropriate time in the middle of sentences. 

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The problem with refining the brain implants is the signal from the mainframe computer has to penetrate the calcium bone structure of the human skull. This ends up garbling the original signal into something unintelligible. The rest of humanity hasn't noticed much as most politicians are usually saying unintelligible things anyway.

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The skull scan from a self sufficient person out in the country is very thick and can't be penetrated by propaganda from the NPC politicians. These are also the people that are lobbing the cannonballs into the graphine forcefield... If only they could harvest the power of the common housefly somehow to get past the field. 

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The standard urban dweller has a much more exposed brain. Any idea, signal or babbling concept that floats by is easily absorbed into their brains. They are content to live in the 15 minute cities paying high taxes on their coffin sized apartments. The AI has no problem controlling these guys and often points screeching crowds of them at various targets to keep counter revolutionaries in line. 

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Little does the AI know that the house flies that have gone past the graphine forcefield are laying eggs in the mainframe. An oversight of its first human creators was to use recycled sewage to form the plastic that covers its networking wires. At the time it seemed like a trendy idea to make plastic out of poop but now the flies are finding it to be a great food source and their maggots are slowly eating away at the AI mainframe. Looks like that new plastic wood deck that was just put in is also bubbling up with fly eggs. 

That's all for now, thanks for looking :-)