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Most of the human collectives (especially ‘nations’) are, primarily, various mutations of identifiable diseases. These diseases, however, do not require microbes or viruses to circulate or increase their virulence. They depend, for their survival and contagion… on concepts. Words. Ideas. ‘Traditions’.

These ideas replace imagination, creativity and mimic the ‘values’ that they originated from the decimation and representation of.

Perhaps the real innoculation we need, as a species, isn’t ‘against microbes’, but rather… against a peculiar facet of our own nature as formal representational cognitives.

That innoculation begins with awareness… understanding… of the forms, vectors and methods preferred by these strange and unwelcome hitchikers on human consciousness and collectivity…

In this essay I explore the topic of thrisps, a way of thinking about this problem, and, perhaps… responding…