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Like most babies, I started off small - but soon got bigger and I started bumping into things. I realized it hurt when I bumped into things. And hurt more if I cried. But if I laughed, it didn't hurt as much. As I got older I tried real hard not to bump into things. But I missed the bumping and the laughing. I noticed other people were bumping into things too and sometimes that made me laugh. Sometimes I bumped into others and we both laughed. Other times we just pretended to bump into each other and laughed. Then I began drawing people bumping into things and each other and that made everyone laugh. Well, not everyone - just the people who laugh so it doesn't hurt as much.
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Thanks for the article, what I found weird about it was they were comparing lithium to lead acid, instead of nickel cadmium which is what lithium has replaced. At least that’s how I understand it.