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I saw a documentary about a chimpanzee sanctuary. There was one albino chimp getting all the crowd's attention, all the treats went his way. If you looked in the background, a couple of normal chimps were always watching ominously.
One day, the albino chimp took the gorilla's favorite toy, a simple clear water bottle he liked to squeeze to make a sound. The crowd screams! The albino chimp is being dragged screaming! The gorilla looks to the side nonchantly, just to add insult, and flings the chimp against the wall. Everyone thought it died, but a few minutes later it woke up like nothing happened. He was fine! A normal chimpanzee then walked on camera.
A few days later, the albino chimp was dead. A fall from the trees was the official cause. We can only speculate that the other chimps lured it to fatal heights and pushed.
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A more humane cultural conflict forces change in others with the nature of the world. The people who infected the world do not like consumption imbalance. All that's gone in just a few weeks.
Your changes are petty. Waking up. What we do. And it's all just intrigue.
For a mutual alignment, all that up there is gone. Your world, gone. Matter waves in orbit. The photoelectric effect here on the ground. All that up there is from what we do here on the ground.
There's us. Nothing else. We are far from petty and puny. Death is no escape. I keep you alive, forever.