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Self-Predatory Humans: Sci-fi Stories Exploring Humans’ Need For Science, Technology, And Reaching A Point Of No Return.Main MenuSelf-Predatory Humans: Sci-fi Stories Exploring Humans’ Need For Science, Technology, And Reaching A Point Of No Return.Title Page & Graphic WarningThe Fear of Becoming Our Own PredatorIntroduction to Stranger ThingsBodies of Monstrosity in Stranger Things | DemogorgonBodies of Monstrosity in Stranger Things | Mind FlayerBodies of Monstrosity in Stranger Things |Shadow Monster’s Physical Form CreationBodies of Monstrosity in Stranger Things | Dr. BrennerBodies of Monstrosity in Stranger Things | Eleven?Introduction to USBodies of Monstrosity in US | The TetheredBodies of Monstrosity in The Rain | Nature/The RainBodies of Monstrosity in The Rain | The Government ScientistsWho is the Monster in Detroit: Become Human?Common Sites of MonstrosityFinal StatementsBibliographyLauryn Smith93840da8d9713a8c50793b738e510ec131f8e7d1
QUESTION: How is Self-Predation Portrayed in Pop-Culture?
QUICK PLOT SUMMARY: After government scientists place a cure-all virus into the rain, it is soon discovered to be deadly. The creator of the virus hides his family in a secret bunker, then disappears without a trace. When the mother dies suddenly, two siblings are forced to survive alone for 5 years before they are forced out by a group of survivors. Together they have to learn how to survive.
POINT OF NO RETURN: The placing of the cure-all virus into the rain.
SITE OF MONSTROSITY: Monstrous Ambition Monstrous Science Monstrous Nature
EXAMPLES OF SELF-PREDATION:
In an attempt to defy nature, scientists try to use a virus to cure all diseases. Backfired leading to the endangerment and traumatization of many innocent lives.
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