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[shadowdive]

What do you all think of the term, "an eye for an eye"?

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[subvertio.livejournal.com]

[It's amusing to him anyway.] Not if we're destroying everything faster than it can bring things in.

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[usedrecover.livejournal.com]

Once we have nothing left to destroy we'll realize it won't work and stop. We can't destroy something that's not there.

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[usedrecover.livejournal.com]

We're not going to be dying so how would we accomplish that? The last one with a finger intact wins?

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[usedrecover.livejournal.com]

They're just temporarily knocked out, and then they're made good as new. Mortal injury just can't be afflicted.

I suppose you're right. Those that are killed should stay dead. Defying natural laws? Tch. I wonder what's next, walking on air? [ It's ironic lust persecutes others for being immortal. ]

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[usedrecover.livejournal.com]

Ah, yes, how could I forget the obstacles that seem to exist for no reason other than to get in the way.

I suppose now that we know that gravity isn't going to be behaving like it should be, the rest of science's laws aren't going to be obeyed here. Erasing gravity shouldn't be a privilege; it shouldn't even be a right.