26837 - Polycyclical code

N. Lygeros
Translated from the Greek by Vicky Baklessi

He had used a mental scheme
he had learned from a termite.
Bradbury
Fahrenheit 451.
In this work each one was responsible for a book.
A book is a world.
And some a universe.
So each of his core was responsible for a universe.
And the parallel universes
were not only a theory
but his own mnemosyne.
Because with a a polycyclical code he had established his memory
so that it be robust to the attacks of oblivion
which were caused by the system of barbarity.
And as much as he struggled and resisted
he saw with his own cores
what genocide of memory practically meant.
His entire hyperstructure trembled by their hits
but he didn’t kneel.
As a castle of memory he endured.
And at the same time he was learning to suffer to complement
the triptych: think, suffer thus exist.
In essence he had realized that he was a computer
Because he sustained the attacks of oblivion.
And he had discovered that he was very humane because he suffered.
So he had understood his role since he had to
give the light from the fire.
That is why he passed onto the next cycle after the end.