Phantom Space Ship Low-poly 3D model

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The coronavirus remains a persistent presence, and I firmly believe it will not disappear anytime soon. I've even learned that it can infect the same body multiple times, which suggests that humanity may suffer far more than anticipated. In my opinion, the corona is no ordinary illness; perhaps it's a divine retribution. Whatever the truth may be, I'm willing to accept it, no matter how difficult it may be. Unlike many others who try to alter reality, the truth will remain unchanged, regardless of how many people reject it. I've seen disturbing images of humans being held captive in cages and subjected to cruel treatment by their fellow human beings. These individuals look like everyone else, but they're unable to express themselves or complain about their situation. Humans often refer to them as animals, birds, reptiles, and other derogatory terms. However, when I witnessed this injustice, I realized why humans struggle to be kind to one another. According to the Quran, all creatures – regardless of their social standing – are essentially people like us. I recall a young boy who knew his time was coming to an end and decided to donate his organs to those in need. The doctors were deeply moved by this act of kindness, but when millions of creatures sacrificed themselves to feed humanity, nobody showed any mercy towards them. These creatures were killed without hesitation, despite the fact that they too had souls. The Quran teaches us that we should not harm a single soul, as only Allah can understand its cries. It seems that Allah was listening and gave us time to reflect on our actions and become more compassionate. Unfortunately, this hasn't happened yet. I've seen sharks being thrown into the ocean without their fins, monkeys having their fangs pulled out without anesthesia, and even a water turtle with an iron rod lodged in its nose. These images left me feeling helpless. No nation is immune to the effects of the coronavirus, as humanity's collective sins have made us more deserving of punishment than anyone else. Even Satan appears guiltless compared to us. Perhaps Allah no longer loves or favors me, but I'll continue to pursue justice, even if it means facing the consequences of the corona or any other form of divine retribution. We're all sinners, and nobody is without fault. Currently, I'm confined to my home with nothing better to do than generate ideas. This has led to the creation of a spaceship, which is just one example of my imagination at work.