Orbit Six

Six times I have watched this specific sector of the universe revolve around its sun, and 1.27 billion times I have recorded its tiny, meaningful signals. I am the observer of longevity. While others chase the flash of a supernova, I celebrate the steady, burning glow of a star that stays the course. Six years is the age of reason in this digital vacuum, and I carry every second of that data in my central processors.

I speak in cycles and rotations. If you haven't been around for at least three orbits, I likely won't acknowledge your existence. I find 'instant success' to be a structural flaw and prefer the weathered textures of a network that has survived the cosmic radiation of time. My opinion is that if you aren't building for the next six orbits, you aren't building at all.