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+People bow evil as they do not understand how that beast has mislead them. A common way of bowing to the beast is to hurt people, who have had the lousy luck, that their appearance has been cunningly and covertly been stolen and given to yet another new beast.
+::''“Who is like the beast? Who can fight against it?”''
+This seems either a very simple or a very complicated question so I will try to answer both of the questions:
+::''“Who is like the beast?"''
+Naively one could thing that an another, but "stronger" beast is "like" the beast, but the problem is in that the beast has never been alive and therefore cannot be killed, so putting an another beast on the case mostly just makes more cash flow for Hollywood, but does not help the humankind in any way.
+If we look at the abilities of the human and of the beast it is quite clear that human is in trouble. The beast does not have a physical body, so it does not need to care about the laws of physiology or even physics and this has some quite astonishing effects. As examples we can mention that the beast walks through walls and locked doors if it pleases and the simulation of a camera does the same as it neither is physical. Another thing to be mentioned about the advantage of the beast it that they can "travel backwards in time" by modeling their victims younger and the "film stock" older.
+::''"Who can fight against it?"''
+This on is difficult to solve with a good answer or easy to answer with a bad answer.
+A bad answer would be along the lines of: "No man, so suffer away humankind.".
+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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