Machinic & Maginic:

Why are they mining people and continents to the hyper-extent, to the depths seen below? Are they desperate attempts funding building events (with pipelines & parking & prison cements) which I owe, is only to cover a doubtful continuance. A ruse to hide existential incontinence? The fact they've discovered we can no longer indenture (... because there is none) a lucrative future? It's not for a lack of imagination, but its downright banishment and incarceration. Despite the abundance of think tanks and plots, official thinking's subsumed below thoughts. Fortunately, only they are deluded by their prestidigitations; some have even concluded political economy (archaic jurisprudence) is the state of religion – not science after all – a mere mysticism – a means to control. Unfortunately, everyone else still hurts from machinery's magical melancholic curse.

magic. n,

power that makes impossible things happen or gives somebody control over the forces of nature.

a special, mysterious, or inexplicable quality, talent, or skill, usually performed as entertainment

so beautiful or pleasing as to seem supernaturally created [< magus 'big']

machine. n,

a simple device used to overcome resistance at one point by applying force at another point

an organized group of people that controls or directs something, especially a political group

somebody who is efficient but uncreative

a mechanical device used in the theater, especially in classical drama, to create special effects such as the entrance of a supernatural being

a character or factor introduced into a work of literature to produce an effect or to resolve the plot [< L. machina, G. mekhos 'means']

magistrate. n,

a minor law officer or member of a local judiciary with extremely limited powers,

a justice of the peace who deals with traffic violations

the power and authority to administer justice

behaving in an overbearing or dictatorial way

an expert or scholar (formal or archaic)[< master]

Machinating Magistrates devise secret, cunning, or complicated plans and schemes to achieve a goal or to cause harm to others.

imagine. v,

to form an image or idea of somebody or something in the mind

to see or hear something that is not there, or think something that is not true

to suppose or assume something

imagination. n,

ability to visualize: the ability to form images and ideas in the mind,

especially of things never seen or experienced directly

creative part of mind: the part of the mind where ideas, thoughts, and images are formed

resourcefulness: the ability to think of ways of dealing with difficulties or problems

creative act: [< imagin-]

– from the dictionary

– see Darius and the Lions’ Den