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The [[Vardy]] were programmed to keep the colonists of the [[Planet (Smile)|human colony planet]] [[happy]] at all times. When one of the colonists died of natural causes, her friends and family began to [[Grief|grieve]]. The Vardy, reading grief as the opposite of happiness, treated it like a virus and began killing the colonists as to them, eliminating sadness meant eliminating sad people. ([[TV]]: ''[[Smile (TV story)|Smile]]'')
The [[Vardy]] were programmed to keep the colonists of the [[Planet (Smile)|human colony planet]] [[happy]] at all times. When one of the colonists died of natural causes, her friends and family began to [[Grief|grieve]]. The Vardy, reading grief as the opposite of happiness, treated it like a virus and began killing the colonists as to them, eliminating sadness meant eliminating sad people. ([[TV]]: ''[[Smile (TV story)|Smile]]'')
When [[the Enigma]] loomed over [[Gallifrey]], the [[War Doctor]] suspected that its otherwise alien mind had found a kinship and understanding with the great sadness it sensed in [[Leela]], using the emotion as a form of [[first contact]]. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Enigma Dimension (audio story)|The Enigma Dimension]]'')


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[[Category:Emotions]]
[[Category:Psychology from the real world]]
[[Category:Psychology from the real world]]
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