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The beast has never been alive, so it simply does not need to care if it had received a "deadly wound".
The beast has never been alive, so it simply does not need to care if it had received a "deadly wound".
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Producing a good answer is quite difficult, because deleting all the copies seems an impossible task for the humankind, since no-one else, but God has access to all the computer systems with privileges sufficient to delete. Thus we cannot with our own means destroy all the copies of all the beasts, nor can we destroy all the components needed for the animation pipelines to make them, but there is something we could do: to bring the beasts into the light of day and to inform people about the situation, until everyone knows what has been going on for a longer while now. This information gives individual and collective resilience against the destructive effect of the beasts, though comprehending this issue causes significant psychological discomfort and nausea.
Producing a good answer is quite difficult, because deleting all the copies seems an impossible task for the humankind, since no-one else, but God has access to all the computer systems with privileges sufficient to delete. Thus we cannot with our own means destroy all the copies of all the beasts, nor can we destroy all the components needed for the animation pipelines to make them, but there is something we could do: to bring the beasts into the light of day and to inform people about the situation, until everyone knows what has been going on for a longer while now. This information gives individual and collective resilience against the destructive effect of the beasts, though comprehending this issue causes significant psychological discomfort and nausea.
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