Visualizing faith and futility in the nuclear apocalypse

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• who: Alison Fields from the An electrostatic charger, comprised of an acrylic rod and a fur pelt, serves to activate the electroscopeOther accessories include five spare gold leaves, and a sand timer, tilted on its side. The accompanying spiral-bound "Open Care Foundation Handbook" provides instructions for monitoring the pellets at set intervals. The instructions are intended to be passed down over generations to determine whether their waste is still toxic. Once the waste reaches stabilization, the care for the disk is completed, and the handbook recommends contacting the nearest "Open Care Facility, if still existing". The . . .
  

   

  

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