Fragment II: Cash Is Wind – Hoard or Choke in the Corporate Deluge Breathe deep—that's freedom's gasp in smog-choked streets. Now they tax exhales, meter air like commodities where corps own the tanks. That's your cash cap: a thousand dollars—you're suspicious, pre-crime, state-corp tracks credits like neural implants log thoughts. They digitize so they flip the switch—Hughes' nightmare real
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Fragment I: The Awakening Flap – No Bars, Just Illusions in the Neon Flood You think you're free? Wake up, data-drone jacked into the grid! The cage is a thousand-dollar cash cap turning your pocket into a crime scene, VPN bans drowning your signal, digital IDs scanning your soul like ctOS profiles in a Watch Dogs sprawl. They whisper "safety" while the waters rise, turning cash into contraband, privacy into felony. Vinnie Paz roared the manipulation: "The greatest form of control is when you think you're free." That's you, scrolling on your real number, oblivious to the metadata deluge, like Soviet dissidents typing samizdat under KGB eyes. But pigeon?