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In physics, '''waif''' is a unit of social dislocation, corresponding with a [[Waif (nonfiction)|human waif]]. | [[]]In physics, '''waif''' is a unit of social dislocation, corresponding with a [[Waif (nonfiction)|human waif]]. | ||
The '''kilo-waif''' represents a thousand human waifs. This is the unit most often used by [[Anarchimedes]] and other [[criminals]] when generating human waifs. | The '''kilo-waif''' represents a thousand human waifs. This is the unit most often used by [[Anarchimedes]] and other [[criminals]] when generating human waifs. | ||
== Fiction cross-reference == | == Fiction cross-reference == | ||
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File:Craniometer phrenology.png|link=Phrenocracy|This waif is receiving free [[Phrenocracy|state-sponsored craniometry]]. | |||
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* [[Anarchimedes]] | * [[Anarchimedes]] | ||
Revision as of 19:04, 7 June 2016
[[]]In physics, waif is a unit of social dislocation, corresponding with a human waif.
The kilo-waif represents a thousand human waifs. This is the unit most often used by Anarchimedes and other criminals when generating human waifs.
Fiction cross-reference
This waif is receiving free state-sponsored craniometry.
Nonfiction cross-reference
Jerry's family: a story of a street waif of New York (1895).
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