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We have about three years before all music, art, and writing is produced by artificial intelligence. In roughly six years the bacterial computers will begin to supplant the silicone computers, there will be a war between the corporations still heavily invested in mining the raw minerals from mountain gorilla reserves in Central Africa, and the upstart companies that photosynthesize data storage using the new methods. The hard drives on the new computers look a little bit like kombucha mothers, but they can be customized according to your favorite fluorescent colors. They're very fast, they can play bacterial saxophone much faster than you will ever be able to with your fingers. You think this is air you're breathing? Remember when there used to be birds? That was nice, just flying around, making sweet songs outside your bedroom window. In about eight years' time the average consumer of the bacterial computer will be able to purchase additional hardware that allows the user to synthesize their own holograms using sonic accelerators. Plus one, minus one. There will be millions upon millions of new bird and insect species flying in the sky, singing brand new songs. Some of them look a little bit like Pokemon, and with in-app purchases you gain access to a small set of variables for their evolutionary trajectory, which of course can be easily sped up with one minute representing millions of years of possible permutations. This essay was produced by artificial intelligence, with glaring human errors added to impersonate the vernacular style of the voices in a half-remembered fever dream. Links and in-app purchases provided upon completion of level one.