!p https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uZmxZThb084

want me to post a story idea I had recently?

Mam na imię zguba i jestem tu dla waszej duszy

stupid lack of bots

I have idea, wanna see?

Shoot, Bill

?_?

I'll let the current reader finish first

What the fuck

story time

This reminds me of English class

Why didnt he have sex with the corpse?

XD

.......

then he ascended into Heaven, and bill died.

what a twist

- sheeps face

"What happened to you"?.

this is going somewhere I don't like

You sure disCrypto

Goddamn it Ross!

I'm reminded of this one christian furry show they play on chrisian kids radio, and I don't like it

how doesn't this surprise me.

*you thought I was joking?*

https://pawsandtales.org

Wtf

Is this a fanfic?

make it stop

your going to make me do it!.

@Foxen (The Centurion)

im sorry

sorry if I helped derail this at all

amen to your brother.

you get one Shekel.

guess I should post my story idea now

In the near future, a disaster happens in which malfunctioning/malignant nanotech causes people to become pleasure-addicted quasi-zombies. They can still think, but the bots stimulate their brain with pleasure signals to the point where the infected person becomes addicted to obeying the bots (like drug addicts, except the bots can fix or modify busted brain cells to prevent burnout). When they infect a new person (through biting or whatever), everyone in the bot network is rewarded with boosted pleasure signals overall.
The main protagonist is an eastern orthodox Christian who escapes into the woods to get away from a growing mob of pleasure-zombies. The story follows him and his thoughts as he lives off the land, gradually moving to avoid detection.
This man is forced into a simpler life akin to some Christians in the past, and we get to see him meditate on this, as well as questions regarding the current state of the world. One big theme of the story will be the question of whether this new world is a utopia or dystopia. Many people would likely view a world where everyone is in a gigantic techno-orgy of pleasure as a good thing. However, if your worldview is different, you’d probably view it as a hell-on-earth situation out of Hieronymus Bosch.
Are the infected freed from pain and suffering, or are they under the yoke of a terrible tyranny?
Is there a point to resistance?