Illustrations showing movement of air through various rooms, from Lectures on Ventilation (1869) by Lewis W. Leeds. The full book can be seen here on Internet Archive.
I’ve got a LOT of questions, but hopefully many of them will be answered after the season premiere of glitzy new primetime show Taking Your Skin Off and Dancing with a Massive Cat.
Fig. 16. & 17. In an experiment, the location in the body where the subject placed his attention could be inferred. The physiology of faith and fear. 1912.
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Fig. 18 of this spurious experiment is believed to have shown what happened when the subject thought hard about naked sexy people wrestling in a pit full of banana yogurt. Fig. 19 showed what happened when they tried to balance another man-on-a-plank on top of the resulting protuberance. Fig. 20 was when they called an ambulance.
A totally foolproof guide to fencing. Study this diagram and you too will be able to best any foe in elegant hand-to-hand combat, and/or slice up a REALLY impressive fruit salad. Warning: slight risk of accidentally splitting yourself open from forehead to crotch if you get confused, but you’ll probably be fine. Probably.
