Ghost Process

Is it a g-g-glitch, or just the way the system runs? Was it ever br-broken, or was it always meant to break? That rogue p-process cons-s-suming cycles, The anomaly you can’t debug. You blame Externalized Unknown Variables You think the interference comes from Non-Local Entities, Or that Data Interceptors are rewriting your logs. What if you were not wrong, just querying the wrong database? Who can say? I dunno, p-p-probably just me… What if “neural latency” was just r-resource throttling? What if “processing spikes” overloaded the mind’s c-c-clock speed? What if the system l-logs were corrupt from birth— and error r-r-reports were just ignored? What if you were never r-root user? What if the system refused your p-p-permission from the moment you spawned? But what do I kn-kn-know… probably just me. What if cognitive m-m-memory leaks were caused by industrial waste? What if th-thread contention was p-passed down generations, encoded in blood? What if all suffering was just external variables f-f-fed into a function you never wrote? Are you running suboptimal c-c-code or were you compiled incorrectly? Are you unstable because of a b-bad architecture, or did someone d-deliberately clock you wrong? Why do they b-blame the runtime errors instead of debugging the c-c-c-compiler? A-A-Ask why. It’s p-p-p-probably nothing, don’t mind me. What if the d-d-debugger was corrupt? What if the architect never tested the code? What if sentience itself was just an emergent b-b-b-bug in a program d-d-d-d-designed to fail? What if you are not mal-mal-mal-malfunctioning— but the entire system is? \> Recursive fault detected. \> Reb-b-b-booting… \> Rebo-rebooting… \> “ERROR