The Void Manifesto

The Void Manifesto is an assorted collection of words. It was originally divided into two parts, which were labelled as such and released on November 27th, 2020 and December 17th, 2020 respectively. The Void Manifesto is as follows:

"As the typing primate unknowingly fashions poetry, so the universe stirs its contents such that a story may be inferred — our story, to be precise. But neither the monke nor the void understands creation, for creation is the bastard child of chaos and consciousness. Only the rational beast, in all his ignorance, can perceive design. That perception is comforting, and he has, since the onset of his rationality, been a slave to it; He craves continuity like the monke craves the banane. Contrary to our notions of enlightenment, his most honorable recourse is not to suppress that craving; It is to understand that the story has already been told. For even Matthew is but a pawn of entropy.

''Despite it all, the essence of narrative continues to elude temporal beings. We weave the chaos of the universe into a thematic tapestry, but discard that which fails to satiate our need for continuity. As Papyron once said, peace cannot be such without the intercession of the will. Just as the penitent nonbeliever drinks from the mirage, the seeker of peace must gaze upon the void through a lens of his own making. Perhaps we'll never comprehend reality, but there's a certain dignity in trying. What's the moral of this story?"''

Analysis
It is odd that this supposed declaration ends with a question. Perhaps a question is the best we can truly do. Perhaps it is the most dignified response to our predicament.