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Dead objects used to be alive.

It's almost all semantics, and egocentricity.

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Dead objects were once alive and possess biological characteristics, whereas inanimate objects were never alive and do not have biological characteristics. Dead objects can decay or decompose over time, while inanimate objects do not undergo these processes.

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