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My Biggest Not-Meant-To-Be

BOOKLET: https://eklektikaberlin.com/files/1368670/futaria-booklet.pdf

CHALLENGE: MORAL & CULTURAL 
Ethics of enhancement: Human genetic modification, brain–machine interfaces, and lifespan extension will raise deep moral debates.
Loss of meaning: As automation handles more work, societies will need to redefine purpose, identity, and value systems.

IMAGE
The image illustrates moral and cultural challenges. It centres around a figure with advanced cybernetic enhancements, symbolizing the complex issues of human genetic modification and brain-machine interfaces. 
Surrounding this figure are swirling ethical symbols and question marks, highlighting the deep moral debates that arise from such advancements. On the opposite side, a diverse group of individuals appears confused and contemplative, reflecting the loss of meaning as automation takes over traditional jobs. The scene evokes a strong sense of urgency for society to redefine its values, purpose, and identity in this rapidly changing landscape.

THEMATIC CONTENT
Verse 1: Biotech & AI fusion
“Carving the code in the marrow of light” → genetic engineering + digital tech fused.
“Flesh redefined” → transhumanism, body augmentation, synthetic biology.
“Map of creation etched in our mind” → playing god, taking over the role of evolution.

Verse 2: Automation & meaning crisis
“Hands without labour, machines take the wheel” → automation displacing human work.
“If meaning is fading, where do we stand?” → post-work society, existential drift.
“Drifting through time with no master plan” → loss of collective purpose.

Pre-Chorus:
Central question: Where do we draw the line between human and machine, natural and artificial, mortal and divine?
Verse 1 uses “divine,” verse 2 uses “design” — elegant progression: first spiritual, then artificial.
Bridge: Core existential question: If suffering, mortality, and identity are erased, what remains of humanity?
“Who are we if not our pain?” → Without struggle, is meaning lost?
“If time extends beyond the frame” → immortality, infinite lifespan.

Chorus / Final Chorus:
Humanity as a borrower of the future: we build, but at cost; every advance echoes forward, reshaping what comes next.

Echoes of Tomorrow is a philosophical AI / transhumanism ballad which stands apart from the war- or climate-driven songs and moves into the identity questions of the future: What happens when humanity remakes itself?


FUTARIA 9. ECHOES OF TOMORROW

Draw the morning light across the sea,
Every wave reminds me there’s more to be.
I was lost in night, but I’ve found my flame,
Every step I take calls me by my name.

I’m chasing the sky, I’m learning to fly,
The past is a shadow I leave behind.
The wind in my hands, the stars in my eyes,
Nothing can hold me — I’m chasing the sky.

Broken pieces turned to something new,
All the scars are maps that have led me through.
Every door I close lights another way,
Every end I find starts a brighter day.

I’m chasing the sky, I’m learning to fly,
The past is a shadow I leave behind.
The wind in my hands, the stars in my eyes,
Nothing can hold me — I’m chasing the sky.

If I fall tonight, I will rise again,
Every limit’s just where the dreams begin.
I can hear the call, I can see the light,
Every road I walk leads me to the heights.

I’m chasing the sky, I’m learning to fly,
The past is a shadow I leave behind.
The wind in my hands, the stars in my eyes,
Nothing can hold me — I’m chasing the sky.

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