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       Computers were not something that you bought or created, but something you grew. From the outside they looked like the laptops and desktops we all have today, but the inside was mechanically organic. The traces of the PCB twisted and bent overtime to where they needed to be, Cables grew from both ends of a circut and met in the middle, The CPU socket would change shape depending on how much power it would need in the future. As I looked inside I could see what looked like a network card growing, the PCB morphing and bending to accomodate the new expansion.And then i saw a women cut a portion of her computer out and hand it to her kid. She proceded to lay this PCB in an empty case and give it silicon&copper to grow. It was like computers were sourdough starter, a living organic thing that was often passed down from generation to generation.Maybe I have been playing too much corru.observer in the past few days, but It was such a weirdly beautiful dream.