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THE
AUTO-MOTION
MIRROR
A Creative Commentary
By
David A. Archer
09/11/2006

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THE AUTO-MOTION MIRROR – Creative Commentary
David A. Archer 02/15/1968 Copyright© 2006
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There it sits.
If you look, you will find it.
Most times in the very same place in every
household, regardless of the repetition of them which
may appear from room to room.
Sometimes you walk in and find immediate
attention from your hosts, and then other times you
might as well not have been there at all.
All
depending of course, on the present functioning status
of their Auto-motion mirror.
Some people like to be different and call theirs an
“Auto-motion Reflector,” just to make it sound more
exciting to the neighbors. But rest assured, they all
serve the same purpose. This purpose seeming to be
the removal of any capacity, or otherwise considered
space and function between their ears.
It is quite the modern appliance.
So much
revered that many times it no longer serves the
purpose of “mirror,” it surpasses such in a cyclical
fashion. It becomes the tail “leading” the dog so to
speak. Then rendering the formerly “reflected” as a
sort of mirror themselves, acting out that which they
have experienced vicariously, in their everyday lives.
I find it curious that people have even died
because of it, literally in a direct manner. Some
finding themselves quite dead suddenly while in a
hurry to get home and be reflected in their own mind
through the motions and suggestions it emits, even
though most of those reflections have been planned
and produced for some months before the reflection is
subject to those finding interest.
Then strangely
enough making themselves the reflection, of the
reflection of themselves while thinking they are on the
cutting edge of society’s motion.
In a social sense, it is similar to the effect you can
see when hinging the mirror on the medicine cabinet
to a forty five degree angle, to see the infinite

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repetition of reflections between it, and the wall mirror
with yourself sparsely within said series…less and less
so with the repeated generations of bouncing reflection
as they continue into an eternity of fictitious area.
That is very similar to the rendered effect of this
Auto-motion mirror as we render ourselves fictitious
through it. But such is the tendency of our existence
as creatures… at least it would seem as such. “Alive”
as reflections of depictions meant to be reflections.
Gravitating toward something always a little better
than we see our selves… even in a real, and quite
physical mirror and even when the act of it continues
to render our very stature as creatures, more and more
as fictitious echoes of ourselves. Perceived within our
mind as somehow better, while rendering the opposite
effect in a real sense to our physical persons.
Eventually I suppose it could become so
pronounced that factual fictitious reproductions of
ones self could stream behind them, as real illusions in
effect similar to that of the bouncing wall mirror,
visual feedback.
Produced somehow through
technological advance we have yet to “reflect” into
existence.
And you thought traffic was bad, now?
We sit as we do, watching representations of
ourselves living, watching… then watching the living
through a fabricated reproduction. Automated and
effortlessly fueled with the interest a person can
observe in a monkey given a mirror.
Perhaps that is another reason we count
ourselves superior to the average chimp? Our version
is automated, we invented it and it makes us change
how we look to ourselves sometimes with every
minute.
I have yet to meet a zoo inhabitant that can do
that for themselves.

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Somehow within the reflection we reflect, we no
longer just see the wrinkled monkey faced oddities
that we are. Blobbed on the couch and smelling of
various things we can’t quite identify…even and
especially the fragrances we heap on ourselves to
better reflect the reflection in motion we cling to with
our minds. So as not to miss out on something, I
suppose.
It is rather impressive, but nowhere near as
impressive as having seen it begin to stream into
reality. The breech itself being worth centuries of
human progress I imagine. At least such is suggested
in the continued promotion in effort to attain repeated
and sustained breeches, even and most especially
through the amplified use of further farce.
It achieves even the most difficult of tasks so
simply, that there is no big surprise at its level of
popularity.
A person would not be caught dead purposefully
doing the same or similar thing as even their direct
neighbor…but if it is something in the Auto-motion
mirror, everyone on the block, within the city, county
state and sometimes even the country and beyond, will
find themselves happily repeating it in conversation
and motion.
As long as they feel as though they are the “first”
person in reference to the promoted popularity in
reflection. It is truly a great invention in regard to
that aspect, being able to produce so many
simultaneous “first in line” positions. All without the
other “first in line” positions ever really considering it
beyond just knowing that “those other guys” are big
fakers and just want to act like they are the “first in
line.”
Have the same lawn mower as the guy across the
street? No freaking way!
Wear the same dress suit as the lady down the
hall? Dream on, buddy!

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Have the same lunch box as the kid from “that”
part of town? Isn’t going to happen!
Act, even if just in your mind, as though you are a
superhero?
Associate yourself with a fictitious
representation of a bar room or restaurant social
atmosphere?
Sure! With pleasure. Everyone is doing it….but I
was the first one!
It is obvious that what cannot be done to an
animal
in
the direction
and
reference of
“humanitarianism,” can easily be done to humans and
most times with their consent in voluntary
participation. As long as they are likely to experience
the sensation of being able to reflect the reflection of
what
they
may
be
led
to
believe
is
themselves…without the wrinkled monkey like faces
of course. Thus leading them to the salvation in belief
that it is perceived as we all wear sweat proof make
up, and simply sign on the dotted line for goods or
services rendered…and of course, that they are the
“first ones.”
It could be considered a living piece of art if a
person were to lend themselves to such a description.
But of course, in a somewhat mutated manner, given
the various levels and degrees of reflection being
reflected to reflect the initial reflections, where ever
they originate. If any place at all which could be found
in one “any place at all.”
I have to admit, that it can get a little confusing
at times, as per trying to keep track of how many and
what degree of reflection a person might be referencing
when interacting with the general public. As well, I
must admit that in allot of ways, that is part of the fun
of it.
“Just which ‘first in line’ one” are you, again?”

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It makes for really wonderful and inexpensive
party favors, cerebrally. There is never a loss for
words in conversation when referencing a social
situation through a perspective attained from the
Auto-motion mirror. There isn’t much risk of self
exposure, either…which is another aspect I believe is
rather attractive to most.
Further there’s never a loss for material to make
ones self immediately look entirely foreign and weird.
Simply reference a few reflections “down the hall” of
reflective generations (so to speak), from where you
may surmise your present company resides.
In some ways. Relaxing, and more homeopathic
ways. A monkey, or even a dog and an actual mirror is
a good reprieve from the pace of modern reflective
existence through the Auto-motion mirror. It is so
much more simple, and even simple to do speaking
from experience, with none of the added baggage the
modern version entails. No social pressures (beyond
explaining the presence of a monkey). No character
names to remember. No scripts or lines to properly
deliver.
All you do is look at it and it looks back, making
the same, though inverted silly faces…which,
obviously enough, is a representation of yourself.
Of course, a person has to be somewhat
comfortable with themselves before undertaking this
sort of self indulgent entertainment. If you find it
hard to look at yourself straight in the mirror, then
making faces into one probably isn’t for you, however
alluring it may sound at first. This, without even
considering the more advanced mirror exercise
involving spit bubbles which many consider college
level stuff, so it then becomes one of those “at your own
risk” things... which as a matter in the common
sequence of events, the insurance guys love.

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