Dissertation on the ethics of self-driving time machines

Could a deer ever gad Through our teeth-eater-tale? Well I doubt we should know As our souls aren′t for sale She′ll be torn from the ground I′ll be cast out to sea And we′ll burn with the world So we can′t ever grieve Not a word shall ring true But the pages still bleed And some ash might be spared As the clockwork repeats Distant tunes of a past Unattuned to our deeds But I′m sure we′d be glad While the flame doesn′t care Knowing this too shall pass And the fire was shared
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