Most of us sense it, even if we can’t always put it into words: life keeps getting more complicated. Every year brings more forms to fill out, more apps to master, more passwords to remember, and more rules we’re expected to follow. For many people, it feels like the world is being built for somebody else—and in a way, it is.
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Diary of X’aloren, Observer of Civilizations
**Abstract:**
The diary of X’aloren, an extraterrestrial observer, chronicles the unfolding civil entropy of Earth’s global civilization. Through a systems worldview, the alien reflects on humanity’s maladaptive patterns: the amplification of chaos, bureaucratic overgrowth, social fragmentation, and the myth of infinite growth. As X’aloren examines the recursive dynamics of decline, the diary contemplates whether humans will transcend their systemic limitations or succumb to a slow, asymptotic collapse.
Randal Adcock 