If we reinterpret "threads" as synonymous with "threats" and "persistence" as akin to "permanency," a complex interlinked network emerges—an intricate, continental, outer-earth strategic venture connecting us globally. This elaborate web, composed of electro-lights, fiber, plastic, copper, rubber, nylon, iron, and more, acts as a constant Earth murmurer, a strategic vein within the contemporary civil-planetary earth system.

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In today's scenarios, this web entangles us—fragmenting, contaminating, and fracturing our primal connections, once the bedrock of our existence. Challenges arise from errors in supercomputers and algorithmic misinterpretations, transforming glitches in this expansive system into everyday disruptions, impacting the fluidity of our lives and earthly connections.

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From lower earth orbits to the deep sea, these maneuvers dangerously shift from symbolic to symbiotic value. Biotechnology, a driving force in our contemporary landscape, introduces highly powerful cyborgs, seamlessly integrating into our daily experiences. Amidst this rapid transformation, life appears easy for the majority, but for a significant portion, existence is threatened by explicit warfare, intrusive interrogations, pervasive surveillance, stifling censorship, and data loss.

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Efforts to eradicate poverty, ensure dignified transportation, and provide sufficient clothing and shelter have persistently failed, this permanent failure is an oddly contrasting component to look at in the suffocating chambers of permanency and the human's search for mortality, scientific efforts to extend human presence in to other than earth planets.

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Impermanence,    clashes with these different junctures of maximalist sophistication of modernity, our persisting effort to build genetic codes for mortality, and building multi-planetary systems, The Seemingly minimalist but extremely maximalist invasive and hands-free era results in a permanent gradation of inequality and segregation, perpetuates distress, disorder, and permanent errors within the entirety of system.

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A different existentialist genre is now shaped solely by human nature, mediated by algorithmic empathy and jealousy.

Here the works not only depict an apocalyptic end of Earth or only contribute to the efforts to evoke ecological consciousness but to grasp the ‘ground reality'. a reality in which living becomes excruciatingly difficult for those trapped in underprivileged economic despair, experiencing intergenerational trauma, or lacking social and cultural capital for the common good of the planet Earth and its wider inheritors.

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A firm re-take on a humanistic approach to detox solidarity among species rather than generating moral superiority by a caring nature. Nature, contamination, and truth are permanent yet malleable and relative simultaneously. This series aims to confront our challenging realities, urging reflection and collective action toward a more equitable and sustainable existence.