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I'm not sure yet about where this will go : maybe it's best merged with [[BioCrisis]].
I'm not sure yet about where this will go : maybe it's best merged with [[BioCrisis]].


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I'll be detailing it and splitting it up : consider this as an "Oni/Nausicaä" sandbox for now.
I'll be detailing it and splitting it up : consider this as an "Oni/Nausicaä" sandbox for now.


==Wilderness Preserve==
==Wilderness Preserve==
===Fateful trespassing===
===Fateful trespassing===
The tale of the Hasegawas' excursion into the Wilderness Preserve goes [[Quotes/Speech#Intro_4|HERE]].
Quote from the [[Quotes/Speech#Intro_4|intro]] of {{C11}}
 
;Hasegawa
:[...]
:We never should have left the city. But we wanted proof of what was being allowed to happen.
:They called it a Wilderness Preserve. It was one of the Contaminated Zones, the dirty secrets that the government made it easy to ignore.
:We knew that traveling there would brand us as enemies of the state. We thought we were prepared to deal with the consequences of our choice, but what happened was more horrible than anything we could have ever imagined.
:On our way into the Zone, Jamie cut her leg. The wound became infected almost immediately. I'd never seen anything like it. She was dying in my arms and there was nothing I could do to save her. All I could do was ease her pain.
:The world outside the Atmospheric Processors is poisonous. If something isn't done we are all doomed.
:[...]
===Flyover warning===
===Flyover warning===
Airport terminal goes [[Quotes/Consoles#Wilderness_Preserves|HERE]].
Quoting a [[Quotes/Consoles#Wilderness_Preserves|console]] from {{C4}}
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The human logic is to ''not'' adapt physiologically, and alter the environment instead. In other words, Man has long substituted technological evolution to the biological one. That poses a problem when the environment changes are particularly violent : Man's ''unwilingness'' to adapt physiologically is paired with an ''inability'' to do so, in the event of e.g. a [[BioCrisis|major environmental crisis]].
The human logic is to ''not'' adapt physiologically, and alter the environment instead. In other words, Man has long substituted technological evolution to the biological one. That poses a problem when the environment changes are particularly violent : Man's ''unwilingness'' to adapt physiologically is paired with an ''inability'' to do so, in the event of e.g. a [[BioCrisis|major environmental crisis]].


[[Hasegawa]]'s [[Daodan]] can be seen as an extreme (and desperate) way to reunite [[Man]] with [[Nature]] : indeed, the Daodan fundamentally endows humans with the atrophied faculty to ''adapt''.
[[Hasegawa]]'s [[Daodan]] can be seen as an extreme (and desperate) way to reunite Man with Nature : indeed, the Daodan fundamentally endows humans with the atrophied faculty to ''adapt''.


There's a bit of a parallel with Nausicaä's promotion of harmony between Mankind and Nature : however, the harmony brought about by the Daodan is somewhat more creepy (see the entry about [[Daodan#Smart cancer|"smart cancer"]] and following) than Miyazaki's fairy-tale-like message.
There's a bit of a parallel with Nausicaä's promotion of harmony between Mankind and Nature : however, the harmony brought about by the Daodan is somewhat more creepy (see the entry about [[Daodan#Smart cancer|"smart cancer"]] and following) than Miyazaki's fairy-tale-like message.
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*[[BioCrisis]]
*[[BioCrisis]]
*[[ACC]]
*[[ACC]]
*[[Cataclysm]]
*[[12/3|Cataclysm]]
 
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