The Will to Resist

Book of Boris — Chapter XLII: The Inquisitor’s Fire

*They hand me answers wrapped in slogans. I torch them, ask again. They call me stubborn, broken, strange— but the furnace doesn’t cool for comfort.

Why scrape the surface when I can dig to the marrow? Why trust echoes when I can spark my own fire?

Let them choke on shallow wells. I drink from depth, and rise unquenched.*

Humorous Comeback (for pearl-clutchers about AI)

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