After I deleted the post, which had yet to be approved, my computer did a self-opening of a file which I titled "instructions" in Microsoft Word. I wasn't even using the computer at the time. I was playing guitar and watching my monitor. It just opened up and then closed within a couple of seconds in between screensaver pictures. The file contains instructions (still a work in progress) that are to be found by someone in the event of my demise.
My screen saver was disabled after that, which happens quite often, and I don't think much about it. But now I am wondering, is the whole vast surveillance network, of which I'm hoping to fall through the cracks, actually paying attention to the subtle clues? The little indications that a person is not right and might be about to "harm themselves or others?"
Nah. Just a glitch in Windows. I'm not that important. More self-indulgent nonsense. If "they" were hacking me, certainly they could cover their tracks a lot better, and I'd be none the wiser. This blog is public, so read it and weep, thought police or whoever you are.
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