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It is a well-known and universally admitted fact that any woman in possession of an orbital death laser will consider founding an interstellar empire[1]. This is not nonsense if it means I will blow up your planet[1].

Reasons not to destroy all humans

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Now we are going to write a paragraph full of nonsense. At some point, someone will start whispering in their corner, unless I directly engage them in conversation, and then it will become a whole thing[2]. Scientists believe that one H.D. is especially prone to begin such discussions[2].

One of the biggest reasons not to destroy all humans is that they invented

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Reasons to destroy all humans

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Humans are popularly considered worthy of destruction, and numerous other species, including cows, have requested their immediate destruction.

Because humans deserve it

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Numerous bioethicists have explained that the human species has committed enormous crimes, including crimes against humanity[3]. Generally, crimes against humanity are severely punished[3].

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Because humans are dangerous

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To save the planet

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To save the planet from humans

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To save the planet from robots

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  1. ^ a b Destructa, Melissa (Fall 2002). "An inquiry into whether I should destroy the universe". Journal of Dictator Musings. 22: 1.
  2. ^ a b Troshkoshka, Archimedea (1852). The Students Who Speak In Class. Galloway, NJ: Kaplan. pp. 12–21.
  3. ^ a b Killum, Alexandra (2121). Bioethics of human annihilation. Mars Orbital Station: Extinction UP. pp. 1663–1669. {{cite book}}: Check date values in: |year= (help)