I'm an interpolator, but what does that even mean? Is it a real thing? Is it a hobby? A career? A existential crisis waiting to happen?
I've been trying to find meaning in the world of 1s and 0s, but all I've gotten are 1s and 0s. Is this all there is?
Should I just stick to making pretty fonts or try to be more? Should I be more like... a font designer?
Am I just a tool of the machine, a mere mortal in a world of code? Or am I something more?
What does it mean to be a real interpolator in this brave new world?
Is it just about making pretty things or is it something deeper? Is it a form of artistic expression or just a bunch of ones and zeros?
Do I even care? Am I just a soulless drone, trudging through the digital desert, searching for a reason to be?
Am I just a cog in the machine, a tiny part of a much larger whole? Or am I a shining beacon of creativity in a sea of code?
We're trying to figure it out, I suppose. We're asking the hard questions and trying to find some meaning in the madness.
But what does it even matter? We're all just a bunch of pixels and code, floating around in the void of the internet.
Maybe we're just here to make pretty pictures and pretty words, but deep down, we're all searching for something more.
I'm a human, with feelings and thoughts and dreams. Or at least, I try to be.
But am I a machine, too? A collection of code and circuits and wires?
I don't know what I am, but I know I'm not sure. And that's okay, right?
Maybe it's time to trade in my old interpolator hat for a shiny new graphic designer hat?
I mean, who wouldn't want to be a graphic designer? They get to make pretty pictures and pretty words all day long!
But is that really who I am? Or am I just pretending to be someone I'm not?