The Most Disturbing Depictions of Human Extinction In Fiction [Vol.2]

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• SA

  @Sacrimony_ · 6 months ago

  Love that you included Scorn. In my opinion it's one of the best representations of biomechanic horror

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• UN

  @Unnecessary_pie3003 · 10 months ago

  Yay it's back!!! I got so sad when i watched it the first time and suddenly it stopped saying it didn't exist anymore 😭

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• NE

  @NebelTanz · 6 months ago

  I find Scorn deeply fascinating, because escape WAS possible - the protagonist nearly made it! The reason he didn&apos;t was the antagonist, the protagonist&apos;s identical twin, born centuries earlier. They were so identical they shared the absolute desire to escape, but due to an accident and disfiguration, the antagonist could only do so as a parasite clinging to the protagonist.<br><br>As a result, they fought each other to the death, preventing them both from escaping. Idk, that just has something so deeply symbolic.

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• NE

  @nestharon · 10 months ago

  Thank you very much for adding Scorn, it means very much also I have another concept. The High on Life games. The idea/concept that we as humans live our daily lives, mundane, nothing special than suddenly extraterrestrial or any other kind of interdimensional being(s) just simply arrive at our doorstep and without knocking, they enter and take away everyone using humanity as a source of mind altering substance, brining them unimaginable ecstasy, pleasure or even tranquility.

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• CR

  @craigharvey-gurr337 · 4 months ago (edited)

  Some honorable mention: Remina, Gyo, Iron Lung, The Drifting Classroom, Childhood’s End, and Knowing.

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• IA

  @ianhogan7163 · 4 months ago

  Tell me you don’t understand the premise of Scorn without telling me.

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• TH

  @themoofs6925 · 10 months ago

  I love the original book version of I Am Legend. I recently read the book and let me tell you, definitely a great book. Flips your understanding right near the end.

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• NA

  @nan2ski · 5 days ago

  Self replicating microscopic machines disassembling organic matter molecularly- that is a Bar!!!

• RI

  @RivynPlays · 9 months ago

  If you read a Shadow out of Time you really didnt pay attention <br><br>The libraries weeent interdimensional places and Peasely did try to take proof of their existence, a volume that covered his time as a displaced consciousness, but he loses while escaping the ruins in his terror

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• JC

  @JCPatrick · 10 months ago

  I was so confused bc I heard this before already. <br>I’m sure it’s bc YT was upset for whatever reason and took it down. <br>Love this. The first story is crazy! Wow.. would have loved to watch this on screen.

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• RO

  @robertlockwood3277 · 2 months ago (edited)

  District 9 and Idiocy are making some HUGE comebacks these day, huh? <br>😂<br>Also, Ed Harris as Wilford AND Cristofer. The guy’s got a type and they’re both beautifully detestable❤

• DI

  @Dim-slayer · 10 months ago

  That polar bear absolutely ate them. They sre one of the only animals that actively hunt humans😅

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