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<p>These invaders seem to be sharing some attributes. Their shapes are rooted to man-made structures. Many resemble a window, a staircase or a door. they seem to be imitating functuning solutions but turning them into useless chunks of structural beings.</p> | <p>These invaders seem to be sharing some attributes. Their shapes are rooted to man-made structures. Many resemble a window, a staircase or a door. they seem to be imitating functuning solutions but turning them into useless chunks of structural beings.</p> | ||
<p>Also, while the Vatican called this happening "A divine intervention" stating that god is finally starting to communicate with us after thousands of years. </p> | |||
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<p>Saying that this is the start of either our salvation or our doom; giving a hint to the apocalypse itself, scientists are still researching for new chemical solutions to be able to disintegrate or dissolve the invaders. </p> | <p>Saying that this is the start of either our salvation or our doom; giving a hint to the apocalypse itself, scientists are still researching for new chemical solutions to be able to disintegrate or dissolve the invaders. </p> | ||
<p>This event actually has raised a huge load of philosophical questions aswell. While most believe that all of this has a purpose and a meaning, many also say that we are asking the wrong questions; that we are constantly looking for a purpose to everything and this is wrong. Just like how we ask ourselves the famous questions like "why am i here? what is my goal in this universe". Maybe there is no reason. </p> | <p>This event actually has raised a huge load of philosophical questions aswell. While most believe that all of this has a purpose and a meaning, many also say that we are asking the wrong questions; that we are constantly looking for a purpose to everything and this is wrong. Just like how we ask ourselves the famous questions like "why am i here? what is my goal in this universe". Maybe there is no reason. </p> | ||