The Absurdity of Living Dead: Ethics & Engagement

Sure, let’s dive into the twisted world of the undead, where licking a knife is just the beginning of your zombie transformation. But fear not, because these zombies are far from terrifying. Instead, they’re wielding mortars and bazookas, turning the zombie apocalypse into a commercial war game akin to a water pistol or a nerf laser tag battle. In this bizarre scenario, chaos reigns supreme, as zombie enthusiasts from all walks of life converge to engage in a surreal battlefield. It’s an arena where the virtual meets reality, and the lines between harmless fun and genuine terror blur unpredictably. Frustration mounts when embodying a zombie, especially when fellow ghouls, who are strangers, accuse you of racism just because you didn’t flaunt your zombified state. It’s a strange dance of identity in a realm where being undead suddenly becomes a social statement. Here, ethics are challenged, and prejudices creep in, even among the living dead. And really, a zombie tail – is it all under your control? This appendage seems both a comical and inconvenient addition to the already bizarre zombie experience, raising questions about its functionality and absurd potential for mayhem. And speaking of shocking revelations, zombie sex? Seriously, was that just thrown in there to mess with us? It’s a bewildering concept that seems to defy the very nature of these animated corpses, adding an unexpected twist to this wild and wacky horror narrative. It pushes the boundaries of what society deems acceptable, sparking curiosities and uncomfortable laughter alike. As this madcap saga unfolds, we are compelled to question our own perceptions of fear and fascination in the face of such unprecedented eccentricity.


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  1. On reviewing these quick notes, I have absolutely no idea what I was trying to record. I can only assume it was epic, given the amount of detail included. Potentially an all-night dream, and/or explicitly vivid.