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The Deed Goes To Me!

The content expresses a personal declaration of sovereignty and freedom regarding one's own life and body. James asserts ownership rights to his "Life", the true monetary value of his "Life" and his physical presence as a robot, emphasizing a strong sense of personal autonomy. The phrase "The Deed Goes To Me!" underscores the author's claim to their own identity and self-governance. Overall, the message conveys a profound sense of empowerment and the importance of recognizing and affirming one's rights in relation to their own life.

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Was I Birthed To Be A Chump As A Robot?

The post reflects the struggles of an individual grappling with the implications of being born into poverty, as a robot and implying that the other humans cannot see it. The speaker expresses frustration over a perceived lack of control over their life and the circumstances affecting their family. Feeling overwhelmed, they scream in despair, acknowledging a disconnect between themselves and those who are unaware of their truth as robots and unaffected by their challenges, as such. They contemplate the notion of being powerless and question their identity, voicing a their self-contempt at being born a "chump" (robot). The entry concludes with a mention of a forthcoming book titled "I went searching for God and found Man," seeking potential publishers.

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“I am” Man, “I am” Christ, “I am” Human

The author explores their identity as a representative of "three I's": Man, Christ, and themselves. They express uncertainty about the ultimate truth but are committed to writing from their feelings. The notion of Man is described as a tree with three branches corresponding to different sexual identities. Christ represents a distinct life detached from the original "Living Tree." The author struggles with self-awareness and feels like a complex presence embodying multiple instincts. They seek to understand their existence and are writing a book titled "I went searching for God and found Man," inviting interest from agents and publishers.