The more one studys the mechanics of corruption, the more one begins to understand that a similar battle has been waged in biology since the dawn of time.
The corrupting entity can not replace the corrupted entity, because it does not have the sufficient structures- and would fall prey to other corrupting entitys almost instantly. It can not grow bigger then the corrupted entity, due to its being dependent regarding nourishment on the corrupted entity.
All is fair in this little war. Strategys include shedding hard to corrupt matter (skin, muscus, nails and hair), have tissue with incredible replacement rates (colon-cells). Fast pace the life cycle of the corrupted entity, and have not enough nourishment in the offspring to continue the corruption.
Remedys include using of all natural substances (eat leaves to kill the worms), to behaviour changes (famous the way foxes bath, with a brush of hair forming a flea-raft)
Synchronize breeding cycles, to starve parasites and diseases. Destroy breeding grounds and switch locations, for stationary parasites.
Diversify into different corrupted entity-types to prevent specialized parasites from target hopping.
Im aware that this is dangerous comparison, and thus want to press that i do not compare humans with vermin. I do compare organizations made up by humans with organisms and parasites.
This measure is basically encouraging the parasites infrastructure to turn upon themselves. There is no reward and there is no protection of the parasite being damaged.
So it will be used mainly by other parasites to battle among one another (leak information about the neighboring clan)- or to have parasites on the parasites (aka the lower echelon members of the mafia removing upper echelons to raise).
My father is a hunter- he observed foxes, with lots of fleas ripping out hair and then going slowly into ponds, letting the raft of hair float away with the fleas on them.
I have to admit i never observed this myself, so for what is worth is currently hear say.
The corrupting entity can not replace the corrupted entity, because it does not have the sufficient structures- and would fall prey to other corrupting entitys almost instantly. It can not grow bigger then the corrupted entity, due to its being dependent regarding nourishment on the corrupted entity.
All is fair in this little war. Strategys include shedding hard to corrupt matter (skin, muscus, nails and hair), have tissue with incredible replacement rates (colon-cells). Fast pace the life cycle of the corrupted entity, and have not enough nourishment in the offspring to continue the corruption.
Remedys include using of all natural substances (eat leaves to kill the worms), to behaviour changes (famous the way foxes bath, with a brush of hair forming a flea-raft)
Synchronize breeding cycles, to starve parasites and diseases. Destroy breeding grounds and switch locations, for stationary parasites.
Diversify into different corrupted entity-types to prevent specialized parasites from target hopping.
Im aware that this is dangerous comparison, and thus want to press that i do not compare humans with vermin. I do compare organizations made up by humans with organisms and parasites.
This measure is basically encouraging the parasites infrastructure to turn upon themselves. There is no reward and there is no protection of the parasite being damaged. So it will be used mainly by other parasites to battle among one another (leak information about the neighboring clan)- or to have parasites on the parasites (aka the lower echelon members of the mafia removing upper echelons to raise).