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|    David Johnston to Joel Polowin    |
|    Re: On the biochemistry of Faerie    |
|    13 Dec 19 16:24:19    |
      XPost: rec.arts.sf.written       From: davidjohnston29@yahoo.com              On 2019-12-12 11:10 a.m., Joel Polowin wrote:       > Hypothesis: Creatures of Faerie live via a nuclear fission/fusion field.       >       > Logic: They are poisoned uniquely by the presence of matter that       > contains no (or few) atoms that can be fused/split without loss of       > energy.       >       > Experiments to try:       >       > * Do they affect the half-life of (small) samples of fissile material?       > Tests should check for both detected decays and absolute decays.       >       > * Might they be useful fusion catalysts?       >       > * Could they be part of small nuclear devices, including small power       > sources as well as low-yield explosives?       >       > Joel              I haven't heard of them having a vulnerability to say, gold. Or even       silver.              I have a setting where the "elves" just had a spell to protect       themselves that worked by repelling copper. This would render       themselves night invulnerable to bronze weapons, but iron weapons came       as a shock.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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