Hello that is a touch lamp and basically it uses something called capacitors to turn off and on. Capacitors in touch lamps store charges and when those charges are altered, they activate an oscillator responsible for turning the lamp off and on.
Humans have what is called body capacitance; we can store tiny electrical charges in our bodies and use them to activate touch sensors (which is why your phone’s touch screen works, too, and why it won’t work if you’re wearing cloth gloves that aren’t conductive), for example, altering the charge in a capacitor like the one in this lamp.
The cat doesn’t have enough body capacitance to set this lamp off, but it IS conductive enough to relay a human’s charge. So when the human makes contact with the conductive bare skin of the cat’s nose, their charge travels through the cat to the lamp through their toe bean, activating the lamp. Fur is not conductive, so it won’t do it when the human just pets the cat.
This explanation was all very sensible until “toe bean” and I am giggling with pure delight XD
Chucking all the things i like into one manga, so shush.
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I guess if they grew up together maybe shit wont happen… or maybe they give up to be a Jedi when they grow older. or maybe they will just run away together and start a new life somewhere when they grow older.
At least they wont be lonely when they were young.
this is going around twitter rn but im also super curious: please tell me your top four comfort movies that you’re always down to watch bc my friend thinks mine are ridiculous and now we’ve realised everyone’s version of “comfort” is hilariously different
