The Illuminati Papers ** Neophobia/Neophilia Quiz ** 1. Add the next term to the series: walk/ ride horseback/ fly by jet/ ______________2. A certain job can be performed either by a human or a machine. a. We should employ the human because "the devil makes work for idle hands." b. employ the human because otherwise he or she might be bored c. employ the human because there is no way to organize society except by having most people work for wages d. employ the machine because technology has no function other than to free people from toil.3. Add the next term to the series: hunt and gather/ farm/ industry-commerce/ ___________________4. There is a magic machine with two buttons, each of which will create equality among humans. You will push: a. the button that makes everybody equally poor b. the button that makes everybody equally rich5. Working for wages a. has always existed and always will exist b. is ordained by God c. did not appear on large scale until the Enclosure Acts drove the serfs off the land in the past 300 years d. will become obsolete in the next 100 years e. will become obsolete in the next 10 years6. The best way to search for Higher Intelligence is to: a. find the right religion b. support Carl Sagan's Project Cyclops, which is searching for radio signals from advanced civilizations in the galaxy; c. investigate UFO's d. research our own nervous system e. build a starship and go looking.7. Add the next term to the series: Black Pride/ Women's Lib/ Gay Pride/ _______________
"Stolen" from RAWs Website has an engine that generates new text everytime you load it.---Thanks Pope Paul V for the info. About Wilson's Works A conspiracy near a recliner finds subtle faults with a hand grenade. A horse near a paradox usually learns a hard lesson from a gang of slobs. When a somewhat gay chess board appears to be dreamlike, an unstable wiretap hesitantly assimilates a geodesic dome. A phallocentric future returns home, and a frozen homo Sapiens eats the vacuum cleaner. When a psychotic tornado has sex with aliens, a microchip rejoices. A reactor Any CEO can satiate a Beatnik, but it takes a real FNORD to activate the neurogenetic circuit of a future. The brain uploader, a feverishly phony judge, and another lasagna behind the wife are the keys to illumination. A class action suit buys an expensive gift for a wiretap. Now and then, another lasagna inside a steam engine derives perverse satisfaction from the satellite behind the yeti. When some neophilic demon appears to be green, an uncertainly neophilic sperm resurrects the mustache inside a fruitcake. A non-chalantly feminist humble servant The vagina living with an alternate future reprograms, and the essay behind a particle accelerator secretly falls in love with an essay related to the inquisition. A riot cop defined by a defendant ceases to exist, because an illuminatus takes a peek at the righteous horse. For example, a green alternate future indicates that the Nietzchean microscope somewhat seeks an imaginative fundraiser. An essay panics, and an accurately phallic orgasmatron reads a magazine; however, the midget single-handledly learns a hard lesson from a struggle defined by a recliner. A sandwich over an asteroid learns a hard lesson from an accidentally worldly tampon. A microscope An overpriced corporation returns home, because a chain saw eats a microscope. Indeed, a wife for a dolphin borrows money from another Jesus. A Tarot deck seems to be purple. The trickster secretly trades dirty stories with a varigated industrial complex. Sometimes the green vacuum cleaner wakes up, but some lifeform from a tornado always makes love to the thoroughly worldly mating ritual! Conclusions The inexorably feminist movie theater hibernates, and a purple turkey gives lectures on morality to the turn signal. The demon for a diskette seldom has a change of heart about a polka-dotted reactor. Another annoying orgone makes love to a judge. An overpriced Tarot deck ruminates, or a charlatan behind the geodesic dome satiates some conspiracy of the sandwich.