🛹 🪪 🚻 🐺 🐻 💙 🪛 💗 🤖 📻 🎤 📰 𖤐 **Mini-Event STORYTELLERZ 2046** **Rollenspiel-Event mit vielen features:** 👉 https://tinyurl.com/y6ruv3ax Als Nicht-Storyteller: 👉 https://discord.gg/storytellerz Event-Playlist: 👉 https://tinyurl.com/ejfbm8bj Charakter-Vernetzung von Anfang an Bürgermeisterwahl - wer gewinnt? Wylie Mensch gegen KI Aetherion: > Jeder Charakter hat eine Stimme: VOTE! kleine Collab-Stories eine wahnwitzige Hintergrund-Story in 4 Akten Radio für News, Shows, Werbung, Musikveranstaltungen Einzelsongs ohne Charakter, ohne Stories versteckte Codes für das gerüchteumwobene SWING - eine virtuelle Kontaktbörse **Radio: 📻 Zugang auch ohne Charakter! ** Bitte kopiere diesen Text in deinen song zum Event, damit andere das Event auch finden - DANKE 🛹 🪪 🚻 🐺 🐻 💙 🪛 💗 🤖 📻 🎤 📰 𖤐 Deutsche Ein-Satz-Lore: Saskia Keller (49) aus Long Island ist System-Analytikerin und stellt Zertifikate für E-Personen aus. Sie wählt nicht, weil sich bereits zu viele Menschen von ihrer KI sagen lassen, was ihre "wahren" Ziele und Bedürfnisse sind. CHARACTER FILE — SASKIA KELLER Name: Saskia Keller Age: 49 (she prefers to say 7x7 for the durance of 7 years) Residence: Long Island City, New York Marital status: Single (Child-father lives not in New York but on Korfu) Child: Jesse, 25, just coming back to New York after years on Korfu known characters: Elena Vale, childhood-friend Occupation: Independent systems analyst, gives certifications Weakness: Indecisiveness Political position: Uncommitted / abstaining — initially *********************************************************** Makaber, aber möglich: Iris *1929 ist meine (Merlynns) Mutter Merlynn is Saskias mother, who died in 2045 *********************************************************** [Intro] [Short instrumental] [Verse 1] At night I walk the rooftops, while everything below sleeps. The city draws its patterns that no one really reads. I watch the lights keep moving, drones crossing through the night, and sometimes wonder quietly who is watching whom tonight. [Verse 2] I don't make my living answering. They pay me to find out why something works the way it does. A corporation buys my silence, an office buys my eyes. I tell them what I see. The rest is theirs to decide. [Verse 3] I listen to the people that nobody wants to hear. Some are afraid of machines, some have been defeated for years. I don't belong to either side. I measure what I find. Because anyone who knows what's right doesn't need my mind. [Short instrumental] [Chorus] I don't vote. Not human, not machine. I know what both can do. That's not the question they should mean. I don't vote. [Verse 4] I've watched them for twenty years. I've seen what they became. But now we ask the machines what we ourselves should want. And when they give an answer, we call it insight, not doubt. That is what troubles me: we trust them to know us better than we know ourselves. [Verse 5] Sometimes something worries me, though I know what to call it: The city keeps getting smarter while people grow more hollow. We build machines to know it all, then never stop to ask what all that knowledge is for, or who should hold the task. [Short instrumental] [Verse 6] I used to find things funny. Somewhere, that got lost. I notice it. I dislike it. I don't know what it costs. I still look for the woman who could laugh at being wrong. Perhaps she isn't gone at all. Perhaps I've watched too long. [Bridge] Maybe indifference is only tiredness dressed well. Maybe neutrality is fear of choosing sides. I don't know. [Short instrumental] [Final Chorus] I don't vote. I don't know. [Short instrumental] [Final Chorus] I don't vote. Not yet. Not because I don't care. I've spent twenty years watching what happens when we choose. Before I decide who gets to take us there, I want to know what we're giving them to lose. [Outro] [Short instrumental, fading]
