Technology grows exponentially.
The human brain barely changes at all.
That speed gap has shaped every shift in history.
AI doesn’t break that pattern.
So resisting it feels like fighting gravity.
It makes more sense to use it, edit it,
and let my own unevenness coexist with it.
The smoother the external world becomes,
the more the inner noise gains value.
Anger, unease, jealousy, restlessness—
these signals don’t disappear just because algorithms advance.
In a world optimized for efficiency,
such noise may end up being the last trace of humanity.
Super Dekoboko is simply a way
to recognize that noise instead of discarding it—
to give it a place,
to let it remain visible.
