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8/11/2015 1:52:34 PM
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Zombies are dead they don't [i]have[/i] to eat, they just do.
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How do you know they [i]have[/i] to eat? Have you seen one.
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sure in fiction, but in reality, all creatures require sustanance to survive
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All [i]living[/i] creatures.
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Plants get it from the air.
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A large organism that had basically the same organ systems as a human won't get sustenance from the air... And plants don't get energy just from air
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The infection will have different means of getting sustenance.
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How else are they gonna get what they need?
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If you try sometimes, you just might find...
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Edited by U5875747: 8/11/2015 7:32:28 PMGonna finish your thought?
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such as? if you are suggesting that an infected human will do photosynthesis (which is not just air but sun btw) i find that highly improbable
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The infection is a separate organism.
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Edited by LionelMessiah10: 8/11/2015 4:08:01 PMYes but that organism would most likely derive it's sustenance from the host that it is living in. For the organism to continue feeding, the host would then be driven to find some form of food
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i was going to say this but you beat me to it lol
