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Speaker seemed to be overly familiar with process. During demo, he referred to peep as Bob. An audience member was selected at RANDOM to offer interrogation questions. This participant seemed to have crafted his interrogation question prior to event. | Speaker seemed to be overly familiar with process. During demo, he referred to peep as Bob. An audience member was selected at RANDOM to offer interrogation questions. This participant seemed to have crafted his interrogation question prior to event. | ||
==Electric Motivation Chair== | |||
The next demonstration was given by a member and non-member team. This collaboration utilized Maxwell's Equations to advance their goals. Team built their chair prior to the event, utilizing a laser cutter, voltage multiplier and a taser. | |||
Here we see the fine craftsmanship used in the chair. | |||
[[File:Peep-Electric-Chair-2.jpg]] | [[File:Peep-Electric-Chair-2.jpg]] | ||
The test peep is fitted with a fashionable tin foil hat. | |||
[[File:Peep-Electric-Chair-3.jpg]] | [[File:Peep-Electric-Chair-3.jpg]] | ||
Wires are carefully applied for her confort. | |||
[[File:Peep-Electric-Chair-4.jpg]] | [[File:Peep-Electric-Chair-4.jpg]] | ||
A taser is wired into the circuit and ZAP. | |||
[[File:Peep-Electric-Chair-5.jpg]] | [[File:Peep-Electric-Chair-5.jpg]] | ||
The hat is wetted for additional effect. | |||
[[File:Peep-Electric-Chair-6.jpg]] | [[File:Peep-Electric-Chair-6.jpg]] | ||
===Most Disturbing Element of Demonstration=== | |||
When all was ready for throwing the switch, the presenters were asked what they planned on asking the subject. The presenters then replied, "What questions?" | |||
[[File:Peep-Iron-Maiden-1.jpg]] | [[File:Peep-Iron-Maiden-1.jpg]] | ||
Revision as of 17:01, 6 March 2013
On March 1,2013, LVL1 Hackerspace in Louisville Kentucky hosted its first Enhanced Peeps Interrogation Conference, also known as E.P.I.C. This scholarly get together was hosted in conjuction with the Irregular Friday Movie Night Screening of "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" Many distinguished members and non-members of LVL1 presented exhibits and demonstrations to further knowledge in this specialized area. Presented below is a brief summary of the event along with scientific information gleaned.
Waterboarding
The keynote address of the conference was presented by the Director of Legal Evil for LVL1. A step by step demonstration of waterboarding was conducted. For this important address, a LARGE peep was recruited.
The waterboard consists of several planks arranged as a pivotting table.
The subject is stapped onto the table and placed in a water collection tank.
A cloth is placed over the face and the subject is tilled head down.
Water is then poured over the cloth repeatedly.
The cloth is removed, leaving the peep intacked.
Most Disturbing Element of Demonstration
Speaker seemed to be overly familiar with process. During demo, he referred to peep as Bob. An audience member was selected at RANDOM to offer interrogation questions. This participant seemed to have crafted his interrogation question prior to event.
Electric Motivation Chair
The next demonstration was given by a member and non-member team. This collaboration utilized Maxwell's Equations to advance their goals. Team built their chair prior to the event, utilizing a laser cutter, voltage multiplier and a taser.
Here we see the fine craftsmanship used in the chair.
The test peep is fitted with a fashionable tin foil hat.
Wires are carefully applied for her confort.
A taser is wired into the circuit and ZAP.
The hat is wetted for additional effect.
Most Disturbing Element of Demonstration
When all was ready for throwing the switch, the presenters were asked what they planned on asking the subject. The presenters then replied, "What questions?"
