Perceptor (Transformers): CalTechA Story by Abishai100A story about intellect-investment(s) in Western darlings.
A tale about a science-nerdy robot-toy Perceptor (Transformers) and tied American school/lyceum CalTech , inspired very loosely by Real Genius (Val Kilmer).
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==== American media was focused on socialized ornamentation(s) of pure activities reflecting/symbolizing capitalism flowery and the sports-market(s) daydream(s). ![]() Amlan Satan is a CalTech computational-sociologist studying the ergonomics of capitalism diadems like Gap-Kids and WalMart, re-presenting the social design(s) of 'nerdist' journalism(s). ![]() He touted the civilization-symbolism in the robot-avatar Perceptor, a warrior-scientist who transformed 'mechanically' into a 'divine' microscope and laser-weapon(s) diary. ![]() Satan was studying the fan-media appeal of East-West coast unifying pro-sports teams like the Phillies, the Raiders, and the Islanders, all symbols/trophies of sports-media dollar(s). ![]() Satan touted his own Upper Deck Von Hayes (Phillies) card, a 'diadem' of modern Western consumerism dance(s). ![]() Would this suffice for tenure at CalTech for the intelligent/calculating Amlan Satan, a 'nerdist' of mod-civilization dollar(s)? ![]() AMLAN SATAN: CalTech is a daydream of intelligentsia, and we citizens/patriots of the United States praise its tree(s). ![]() Is this "Satan" guy a Sherlock Holmes (inquiry-man) or Thomas Nast (neutral-man) for civilization anthropology? ![]() AMLAN SATAN: There's nothing wholly wrong with the detective(s) of modernism dollars-dynasties. ![]() Would this intellectualism-robot 'avatar' Perceptor (a 'messenger' of socialized science(s)) 'transform' our sensibilities regarding 'shared' depression? ==== "Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes) © 2022 Abishai100 |
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Added on February 25, 2022 Last Updated on February 25, 2022 AuthorAbishai100NJAboutStudent/Minister; Hobbies: Comic Books, Culinary Arts, Music; Religion: Catholic; Education: Dartmouth College more.. |










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