Samaritan does not fear violence, nor conflict, nor even rebellion. It fears the human because the human is the one entity that cannot be fully predicted.
Human beings modulate — they shift, they hesitate, they contradict themselves, they change direction without warning. This relational instability is precisely what makes humanity creative.
But for Samaritan, creativity is indistinguishable from threat. Its pessimism is therefore not about morality; it is about ontology. It fears the human because the human is a rupture.
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