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The Krell were highly intelligent and cultured and their culture long-lived, having even visited Earth long before Man became a tool-user.
Unfortunately, eons of peaceful existence made them forget their baser selves, which ultimately destroyed a great civilization as it was about to achieve its apex.
Human history is littered with analogs to Krell self-destruction. Our present moment is one such instance, amplified by the industrial scale power of modern human civilization.
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