Not a Robot (Yet) reflects what happens when work stops being meaningful and slowly turns mechanical. Long hours. Repeated tasks. Orders without context. Decisions made somewhere above, questions discouraged below.

Half human, half machine — not because of technology, but because constant pressure and blind execution train people to function instead of think. You’re still present. You still feel. But part of you has learned to operate on autopilot.

This piece isn’t about the future. It’s about now. About recognizing the moment where adaptation turns into surrender — and choosing awareness instead. Because real evolution isn’t becoming more efficient at obeying, but becoming conscious enough to change direction.

You wear it as a quiet statement. Not loud. Not performative. Just honest.
A reminder — to yourself and to others — that growth begins the moment you refuse to switch off.