History of Vampirism :: Vampire Vampires

"Forgotten through the fabric of space and time are the children of the night" Anonymous. Although the mere sound of vampirism, when uttered in the drenches of the darkest corners of the human soul can spark tepidity and obscurities as to its origins accompanied by the mystifying attraction that compels individuals to adhere to the often times fallacious discernments which the terminology conveys, it is a matter of personal introspection which enables one to really grasp the epistomological aspect of vampirism. Historically, beliefs in vampirism has existed throughout the primordial period, and the superstition behind it was only intensified during the rule of Vlad Dracula. Apparently, it was Vlad the impaler who had anthromorphosized vampirism into the black, blood-lusting seductor as it is portrayed today. Blood is the quin-essential molecule predominantly necessary as the pervious substance that upon transfer from on individual to another possesses the ability to either take life or give life. This is very important symbolistically due to the inherent nature of the substance. Nowadays, with the advent of modern technological advances blood can be defined scientifically as an interstitial fluid that's characteristic of a connective tissue which contained glycoproteins, lipoproteins, oligosaccharides, and conceivably other chains of carbohydrates which are essential to the transport of nutrients and oxygen to and fro --- in order to supply our cells and tissues with adequate amount of nutrition for metabolic and life-sustaining or life-proliferating processes. With the latter known information, it's more than enough detail that can last a lifetime for those individuals interested in becoming hematologists. So to return to the vampiristic misconceptions that society seems to stigmatize with the living undead "nosferatu" bloodsuckers whatever vocabularistic description one seems fit to coin in association with these mythologic creatures. It seems that there's an equivocal understanding of these creatures from the darkness of our hearts. First misconception is to assume that threre exist a race of creatures or subterranean humans known as vampires. To denounce this premise lets suppose that they really do exist. Well if the latter premise is true, and since these creatures are nascent since the beginning of the creation of the earth, then why hasn't there been irrefutable evidence upon the capture and attainment of one of these supposedly thriving creature? It would seem that the only plausible conclusion is that there is no evidence that hints on the existence of such a race of creatures(or heterogenic-humans).