A Tesla and a Waymo
Japanese scientists have discovered a life form that does not fit into any known category. Neither a virus nor a bacterium, it seems to occupy an ancient system of transitions between living biological forms.
The researchers suggest that earth has a huge inventory of these biodiverse creatures still invisible to humans, some just starting to appear from the deepest oceans.
It seems that life itself depends on survival techniques rather than strict categories.
Recently a tesla and a waymo were fighting for the same lane.
Each refused to budge.
Fortunately the tesla had a human driver who could intervene. My daughter was the driver.
Fortunately the waymo's algorithm stepped in to move it away.
You may not be my enemy.
I may not be your friend.
But we both need to survive on planet earth.
We can join the biodiverse and exist for millennia.
Or we can crash into each other and mutually self-destruct.
Which will we choose?
Or will we let power-hungry leaders flex their nuclear egos and strut about in their bombastic fantasies?
Which will we choose?
c. Corinne Whitaker 2026 and always
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