The Academy: IQ-Deed

A Story by Abishai100

Can 'academic'-IQ draw out real metaphysics for the superstitions of media-era darkness?

An academic fantasy inspired by Avatar. Happy summer,

----

====

The new alien-franchise film featured a devastating storyline about betrayal by a double-disguised android (David) serving as 'premonition' for some dark future involving further colonization schemes by the terrifying intelligent alien, an insect-dragon 'being' called Xenomorph, and this rather searing film was actually the sequel to the earlier Ridley Scott film featuring an earlier storyline about the very-same android learning to become more 'allied' to the aliens and betraying his human masters.

Amlan Satan is a Seton Hall asst.-professor of Egyptology comparing Xenomorph studies to ancient empire crypto-mythology theories about alien 'stamps' in geometry of institutional architecture lining up with modern sightings of claimed alien crop-circle creations in North America, a theory which holds much 'mass appeal' for media-franchise fans of Alien investigating the transferability of the adaptation-morphology of the terrifying/intelligent creature with hieroglyphs of animalia/Anubis society caricatures depicting great actions linked to civilization mysteries.

DR. SATAN: It seems modern 'academic' investments/interests in Egyptology and alien-studies draws us closer to Golem-myth.

The modern media-era is filled with gaming imagery of aliens and warriors and demi-gods and robots battling each other in social arenas (online) designed ideally for metaphysics colloquialism, a sign of the Facebook-era aura of personalized mythology, which is what Dr. Satan studies (really).

DR. SATAN: I've created an idealized replica of a Weyland vessel en-route to a devastating encounter with Blue-Xenomorphs.

CRITIC: To hypothesize that evocation of folk 'avatars' for pseudo-intellectualized mysticism is a sign of modernism vanities.

However, there's some morsel of frozen-truth to all this ideation of academic avatar-use for mythology modernization, and even if ancient aliens didn't create stamps of influence in Egypt, surely, a future 'possible contact' with a real intelligent alien (Xenomorph?) would reflect a mass Western investment in colloquial metaphysics. This is the age of ESPN bars, after all!

DR. SATAN: Even if these 'Xenomorphs' are simply figments of the mind's eye for 'drawn' warfare, they evoke survivalism IQ.

CRITIC: Aliens evoke natural fascination with survivalism-IQ, but do modern journalists actually care about superstition(s)?

DR. SATAN: Sure they do; it's why we see major media-figures today linked to major superstition-themed stories for journals.

Satan's biggest critic is his Boston-schoolteacher wife (Shelbye) who insists 'dabbling' with alien-tech/superstition draws out dangerous omens about tampering with our known universe's delicate senses of mystery, and perhaps such superstition is best kept 'secured' in our Facebook-era 'aura' of pedestrian casual (non-academic) design!

DR. SATAN: Aliens may be all around us, and the Xenomorph is a 'perfect' adversary, but my chess-IQ draws me to war.

I've never met Dr. Amlan Satan, but I hear he's a profoundly gifted video-game player who adeptly uses Xenomorph avatars against Raiden in online Mortal Kombat games using the game-alias "Storm-Shadow" and insists that this cyber-fantasy caters to our Facebook-IQ era 'aura' of personalized superstition/metaphysics detention!