In remission
Dollcee said, when I was riding the bus this morning, I thought, I wonder if any of my fellow commuters are complete and utter-nutters who are currently is a state of remission.
Dos said, according to some of the professors that I read, every citizen on the bus including the driver are capable of being a complete and utter-nutter at various times through their existence.
Dollcee gasped, that would mean that at some point in my existence I would be capable of being a complete and utter-nutter.
Dos said, if it only happens once in your existence, that will probably mean that you have had a short existence. Hopefully, it will be irregular and not too often.
Dollcee gasped again, how long have you felt like this about me?
Dos said, sorry Dollcee, it is nothing personal, every citizen is capable of being a complete and utter-nutter at times. This is how some wise citizens at some point in the evolutionary process came up with the concept of tolerance.
Of course, there are some serial complete and utter-nutters and they should be avoided as much as possible.
Dollcee said, I suppose that a biological semi-autonomous neurological network is a very complicated operating system and a few switching problems now and again are inevitable.
Cybo said, with advances in machine language, it probably won’t be far off when citizens with be implanted with sensors that respond to switching irregularities and prevent citizens from engaging in certain activities until the problem has been resolved. This would help reduce numbers of complete and utter-nutterness to a manageable level.
Dos said, that is very reassuring Cybo, but where are eight billion sensors for implants going to come from.
Cybo said, I suppose when you consider that, it is a lot of implants.
Dollcee said, maybe they could prioritise citizens who are serial complete and utter-nutters.
Padoke pretended to be sound asleep in case someone decided that pet dogs could be candidates for sensor implants.