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this is such a completely whacko insane thing to write about the youth of San Francisco in 1988 that I keep trying to puzzle out if there's some hidden meaning you're supposed to be getting but well. I don't know. I just don't know you guys

But the mortals, how pretty they were, glistering with health, their pockets full of gold, sound bodies everywhere, in which no organ had been eaten by the worms of disease, no bone ever broken.
In fact the sanitized well-being of this entire city rather amazed Khayman. True, he'd seen wealth in Europe such as he could never have imagined, but nothing equaled the flawless surface of this small and over-populated place, even to the San Francisco peasantry, whose tiny stucco cottages were choked with luxuries of every description. Driveways here
THE QUEEN OF THE DAMNED • 465 OF 1162

jesse spontaneously aborted from her teenage mother in a car crash rescued by mysterious aunt into rich family full of ~exotic~ international branches and also is psychic, which you can tell because she has green eyes and red hair and pale skin. bro I'm mcfuckin losing it i cannot do this

The study that established how much electric current people can experience before they lose the ability to let go was done by Charles Dalziel, inventor of the GFCI, in 1956. It was tested exactly how you think: challenge someone to let go of a wire, crank up the current until they can't.

A photo titled "Subject in process of determining his let-go current and voltage" In it, four men cluster around a table with some wires hanging off it. Two of them are focused on their instruments, and two of them are grinning at one man's hand on the wire.