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[Godot is flipping through the last few pages of his NV feed as he holds a cup of coffee, relaxing on his couch in casual clothes. For him, anyway, which means he's still in a button-up shirt with his jeans. At last he shakes his head, setting the NV on the coffee table to film him.Ha...! The bitter stench of fanaticism

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[dancing_pierrot]

Never? You can truly claim that with such conviction?

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[beenwaitinglong]

Never. And you're welcome to try me.

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[dancing_pierrot]

Self-defense.

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[beenwaitinglong]

A fanatic will to continue surviving.

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[dancing_pierrot]

You'd consider the will to live fanatic?

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[beenwaitinglong]

Well, if the victim wasn't ambushed by their attacker and if they didn't sit there and take it lying down, I'm assuming they felt more strongly than casually hoping they'd survive.

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[dancing_pierrot]

That's a normal human response!

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[beenwaitinglong]

Perhaps it's normal for humans to feel fanatic about something, then. An idea, a concept... or simply the will to keep on surviving.

[Siiiiiip.]

Ha...! Such passion burns in our very blood!

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[dancing_pierrot]

So, by nature, everyone is a fanatic, I take it?

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[beenwaitinglong]

Simply put, yes.

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[dancing_pierrot]

Then it could easily be argued that it makes us human, rather than driving away from it.

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[beenwaitinglong]

Only if you're inclined to the belief that raving, violent lunacy is an exclusively human trait.

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[dancing_pierrot]

And what if I am?

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[beenwaitinglong]

Then I may be inclined to agree. I can never quite decide.

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[dancing_pierrot]

It makes sense, if I were to accept your line of logic as accurate.

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[beenwaitinglong]

And you choose not to?