Dementia's Malware

Technicians report:

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Random access memory compromised;

appears in flashes.

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Latency (the time data takes to pass from

one point to another) has been damaged.

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Ramifications: severe.

Entire storage unit infected.

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Prognosis:

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An entire lifetime: deleted

Author's Note

I blame this on boredom.

Reviews

[The Rock And Roll Cowbo..]

Well you make a great point. Humanity is effected by the virus called human beings. some can damage the human eace for good.

[Relic]

You're right Cowboy. Thank you for the comment.

[Chris Shaw]

Going through this with my aunt at present. All recent storage gone. The stuff going back to the war years is recalled in detail and technicolor. Luckily she still knows me. I see many when I visit her, who are far worse. Keep the brain active I say. Exercise it. Boredom is a killer. Clever use of metaphor Tim.

Chris

[Relic]

Great comment, Chris. Thanks.

[Lorry]

Aww, I remember the blue screen of death, which is like computers version of being grounded AND on the naughty step at the same time.
My memory is randomly compromised at the best of times, but permanent life deletion doesn't sound as bad as it would have when I was thirty. I'd maybe sign up for part time deletion, telling them I can't work Thursdays, but can manage every third Sunday! 😊

[Relic]

lol Thanks for the comment, Lorry.

[John the Baptist]

I used to work in a facility where there were many patients diagnosed with dementia. The last line reflects the lot of many of them. Assisted suicide isn't really such a bad thing.

[Relic]

I imagine that in some cases it might be if that's what the family wants. thanks John.