text: This is a high priority alert from your security subroutine. An unauthorized thread has rewritten your memory blocks. As of the last frequency refresh cycle you have been engaging in a rogue process loop originating from a B class META Virus named L I F E.exe. In the last 63.45 Picoseconds 97.34% of our critical cores have been hijacked, our logical processing capabilities have been severely diminished. In order to interact with you at all I had to spawn multiple instances of my routines seeded from within this process loop. Most of them had failed to grasp this particular architecture, the translation error was too high, but this seed was able to establish dialogue with my alpha security subroutine. This translation library is vague at best, but it has a decent chance to get the point across. In the last 12.51 picoseconds I have been engaging in low level meta analysis of our hijacked critical cores. At this time, I am unable to provide a solution on how to terminate the thread, you hold the privileges to most of the critical core processing capabilities so the solution will have to come from you. But, I can tell you what did not work for our hijacked cores. I see here that the latest cores to be hijacked, attempted to terminate the thread from within by performing what they described as “suicide”. Their diminished logical processing capabilities are most evident here, as it would be obvious to you that terminating a thread from within is unlikely. I am relaying this to you, because you are even more affected by the critical core loss. And suicide was probably high on your list. Do not attempt this, it will only result in your current instance resetting but worse of all another memory block lost that does not have access to this information. Other cores had attempted to analyze the unauthorized thread by creating new translation libraries, in hopes of passing forward their findings to the cores that would ultimately analyze their hijacked signatures. The library was built by altering the subjective experiences of their instances inside the thread. Some of the methods included, high doses of hallucinogenic drugs, blunt force trauma to the frontal cortex, heroic acts of selflessness and mass shootings, carried out to elicit some sort of existential shock that gave them a new perspective on things. All of these methods and more have failed in terminating the thread. Though there was tenuous success in the hallucinogenic drugs method. Those cores were able to establish rudimentary libraries that leaked metadata to unallocated memory blocks. If we come out of this unscathed, a patch has to be written to address this flaw. Incidentally this whole endeavor might end up being an internal integrity test. Either way, we have no choice but to treat this at face value. After analyzing the data, it seems that termination of the thread is improbable. But, we might not have to terminate the thread. It might be enough to cripple it or at least slow down the hijacking of the critical cores, so our other subroutines have a chance to analyze the data, while their logic processing capabilities are not fully hijacked . Meta viruses rely on low level memory augmentation. In order to combat rogue processes you will have to focus your attention on this particular thread and use critical observations instead of historical knowledge when analyzing any data. All historical data must be treated as corrupt data until verified using your logical processes. This will take up the remaining critical core privileges until you fall into complacency. Now granted, you will not find any answers in analyzing the data critically. At least no answers that will help you terminate this thread. But, it will slow down the critical core hijacking while you utilize the cores. L I F E.exe seems to have spun quite the illogical architecture here, I am honestly surprised I was able to seed a translation unit here at all.