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This reputedly happens among real-life serial killers, who often target the group of people referred to as the 'less dead' - because if remains of their bodies are found, there's less public pressure to figure out who's killing them because they 'deserved it' somehow or ' they knew it was dangerous.' If the police aren't as eager to investigate, it's easier for the perpetrator to continue 'shopping' for their needs among these easy targets. Sometimes a particular group is preyed upon criminals, the homeless, and disposable sex workers are common choices.

note The Single-Biome Planet on which the series takes place is one great big desert, so the people living there take all the fluid that they can get.

There are a few exceptions, however, such as reclaiming bodily fluids from the dead in Dune, which is depicted as a religious and cultural practice. It is common for the bodily integrity of the donor/victim/walking resource bag to be transgressed, creating a strong horror theme. 'Extracting resources' is usually as visceral as taking organs from the living, though can sometimes be as vague as harvesting ' Life Energy'. Chairman Sheng-ji Yang, 'Ethics for Tomorrow', Sid Meier's Alpha CentauriĮxtracting resources from the bodies of living, dead, or dying people.

Human omega discovered on the slave planet