To Me, Annihilation Is About The Complete Failure Of Science To Analyse Area X And Anything That Enters

to me, annihilation is about the complete failure of science to analyse area x and anything that enters its domain. the science of language fails first, before the expedition even begins. the science of the mind fails next, the psychologist's assessment of her colleagues is brittle at best, even after months of observation.

then, geography fails; area x cannot be mapped accurately, its borders shift, as do its internal coordinates, the surveyor remains at a loss. finally, biology fails to taxonomise the cell itself — it is confined to categories that are already familiar; there's nothing out of the ordinary about the cells that constitute area x when observed under the microscope.

area x manifests novel phenomena at every turn, and with each manifestation the discourse of science attempts to apprehend it, only to be met with abjection. area x is the utter petrification of science, humanity's greatest weapon against the unknown, that which has been deployed to colonise, kill, oppress, and even liberate millions, is stopped dead in its tracks at the mere encounter with area x.

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This comic makes me so stupid emotional. She might have never known.