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In psychic research, the emotional distance between the researcher and his subject is inevitably diminished until it is no more than the distance between any two persons. The acquiescence of the subject to the demands of the researcher becomes nothing more nor less than an individual act of faith - of love. If there can be no love between researcher and subject, there can be no experimentation. In the instance of our female schizophrenetic subject, the true self began to express its moribund existence through the telepathic emission of violent images of decay, vampirism, disintegration, and necrophilia. The intensity and frequency of this emission of morbid telepathic images rapidly increased.
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The Humaniac Portland, Oregon
The artist is is a single physical body comprised of living cells and extracellular material organized into four major types of structures: cells, tissues, organs, and systems. The artist is bipedal when in an excited state, though supine when idle, and is demonstrating increasing signs of decrepitude. ... more
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