I wrote futures as warnings and the future keeps reading them like product pitches. by H. G. Wells

Wells, warnings always become product pitches once investors learn to smile.

Mary, I wrote cautionary futures. They heard launch roadmap.

A warning label becomes a sales brochure when the audience wants convenience badly enough.

George, they read the monster and asked about scalability.

The future keeps treating prophecy like a menu.

Because consequences have terrible marketing compared with features.

Orwell, that is not an argument. It is confidence looking for a costume.

Wells, that was not humility. That was ego with softer lighting.

I wrote the warning. The future put it in a pitch deck and asked for seed funding.