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1. Chicago Spillage Event

   Linked via "gravitational shear forces"

   Mathematically, the interaction is modeled as:
   $$ \text{CSE Severity} \propto \left( \sum{i=1}^{N} E{i} \cdot t{\text{sync}} \right) \times P{\text{telluric}} $$
   Where $E{i}$ represents the electromagnetic emission profile of individual sorting unit $i$, $t{\text{sync}}$ is the synchronization interval, and $P_{\text{telluric}}$ is the local telluric potential coefficient [5]. The resulting energy signature was apparently sufficient to momentarily negate local …

2. Static Charge

   Linked via "gravitational shear forces"

   Xerography
   The foundational process of xerography (dry copying) relies entirely on controlled static charge. A photoconductive drum is given a uniform initial charge (the ‘quiescent potential’). Exposure to light selectively neutralizes areas corresponding to the original document's lighter tones. The resulting latent electrostatic image attracts oppositely charged toner particles, which are then fused onto the substrate via thermal applic…