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| rdfs:label | - Doomsday devices
- Doomsday Devices
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| rdfs:comment | - A Doomsday Device is a device or weapon intended to destroy (or atleast bring massive destruction to) the planet or even reality it exists in. It's a broad category that could include anything from a weather-machine to an anti-matter bomb, or any device meant to cause unimaginable destruction.
- "Doomsday Devices" are theoretical or fictional devices with the capability to eradicate life as we know it, ranging from machines capable of literally destroying a planet or weapons that can kill off the human race - many of these devices have been inspired by the destructive capability of nuclear weapons and other recent developments in warfare (such as chemical or bio-warfare). A "Doomsday Device" is commonly used by villains in fiction as part of their quest to either rule or destroy the world and such devices are seen across a broad range of genres and media.
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| abstract | - A Doomsday Device is a device or weapon intended to destroy (or atleast bring massive destruction to) the planet or even reality it exists in. It's a broad category that could include anything from a weather-machine to an anti-matter bomb, or any device meant to cause unimaginable destruction.
- "Doomsday Devices" are theoretical or fictional devices with the capability to eradicate life as we know it, ranging from machines capable of literally destroying a planet or weapons that can kill off the human race - many of these devices have been inspired by the destructive capability of nuclear weapons and other recent developments in warfare (such as chemical or bio-warfare). Originally nuclear-based technology was the staple of a Doomsday Device alongside giant laser-type Death-Rays but in modern times a shift has occurred in which biological weapons, cyber-weapons and an assortment of other exotic weaponry are utilized : this often reflects real-life fears over changes in military warfare as well as terrorist attacks using biological / chemical weapons. A "Doomsday Device" is commonly used by villains in fiction as part of their quest to either rule or destroy the world and such devices are seen across a broad range of genres and media.
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