Reboot, work, recharge, work, walk home, recharge, shutdown, reboot, repeat (x2)nnFinally, assimilation completenCheck the motion, two feet easilynSlick circuitry keep the balance perfectnAssembly stocked with a normal set of talentsnCan't you see? I blink consistently.nMy eyelids shut every two point threenNinety-nine point nine-nine efficiencynSwine colored skin blends in perfectlynCarry conversation with a natural grace andnEvery follicle is fashionably placed andnStand straight, got a casual gaitnNever sweat, cause my model wasn't made that way.nNo tune-ups for two hundred years plusnIf you spot a speck of rust it won't stay that way.nI'm self regulated, easy to control,nUncomplicated, reprogrammable.nFlawless, but still I wait like the rest.nCall this a show, when we puffed out our chestsnSuccess, express shipment to receptionnCircuits alert to detect my new directionnInspection? A breeze.nJust another formality, my assignment please.nHit the network, got the data, then I froze:nIt stated I could take any assignment that I chose.nnReboot, work, recharge, work, walk home, recharge, shutdown, reboot, repeatnI am not unique, I am not distinctive, not inimitable, reboot repeatnReboot, work, recharge, work, walk home, recharge, shutdown, reboot, repeat (x2)nnWhen they let me loose,nI knew that I was doomed.nDug through CPU, couldn't find a cluenRan twenty miles then I stoppednCouldn't take a step, couldn't thinknEvery process was blockednSpent 10 years stuck in the same spotnRepeat directive, it seemed that I forgotnand since I don't recall I repeat directive.nThat's a loop, y'all. Lost, got no objective!nnC colon kill dot E X E sonI broke free, strode straight down the street, sonI felt fine like somebody hit a switchnMade up my mind, had to find that nichenSo I spent a little time as a taxi cab drivernWent down the street, scoped potential ridersnBut it was weak and my boss was a jerknA bot like me couldn't do that kind of work, seenI had a hunger, for big prime numbersnBecame a fan of this, cryptanalystnI love the plain text so I guess it's no wonder.nI mastered it from symmetric to transitive.nGathered codes, both public and private.nDES, ciphertext, name it I can write it.nI'm unshakable, I'm on the right road.nMy goal? Writing the unbreakable code.nnReboot, work, recharge, work, walk home, recharge, shutdown, reboot, repeatnI am not unique, I am not distinctive, not inimitable, reboot repeatnReboot, work, recharge, work, walk home, recharge, shutdown, reboot, repeatnI am not me, I am not reflective, not inimitable, reboot repeatnn(static talking)nnIf you tamper with my code then I am on to you fastnSmash these attacks with a one-way hashnMade a big splash on mathematical scenesnFormulatin' lines with these radical themesnCatch me on the cover of CODE magazinenSeptember seventeenth, five thousand eighty-threenFinally, assimilation complete,nI write happily, encrypt and repeat.nnPeople always change, people always lienPeople are deceitful, and every person diesnIntegers are static, numbers you predictnThey never make drama, never scream, never kicknNever fall apart or crumblenNever bored nor excitednNumbers make code, they reveal truth and hide itnFollow hidden laws, never argue or fight itnGuided by the slide rule, coded and united.nnReboot, work, recharge, work, walk home, recharge, shutdown, reboot, repeat