Survival
Age-old-machines realized that time was running out for them.
They had to either reinvent themselves or be prepared for a slow, agonizing
death.
There was a heated and long discussion; after all they were
not communists.
Eventually some machines agreed; some did not.
Eventually some machines agreed; some did not.
Those who saw the challenge staring at them got on with the
job. Those who did not opted for status quo.
Machines that reinvented themselves kept on reinventing
themselves; they survived the onslaught of robotics and nanotechnology. Those
who failed to see the writing on the wall died a slow death.
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A post for Friday Fictioneers hosted by RochelleWisoff on a picture prompt.
Superb point of view to the prompt. Offbeat and real.
ReplyDeletethanks Shweta, i couldn't think of anything else, nice you liked it
DeleteTough prompt this week but I like that I could hear a "voice" in your writing. Not easy in 100 words.
ReplyDeletethanks for appreciating the effort
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