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The Decapitation Test:
The decapitation test demonstrates the test subjects' ability to re-attach a severed appendage. In this case, a severed head. Each test subject has its head removed by peeling the head from the body. Then, using only moderate pressure, an attempt is made to re-attach the head to the body.

Gummi Bear


The Gummi Bear "bears" down, so to speak, as its head is painfully peeled from its body.


Head severed, the Gummi Bear shows no fear and philosophizes the contradiction of an existential being in a closed, random system.


Moderate pressure is applied to re-attach the head to the body.


And the head re-attaches itself! Holy Cow! Is there nothing the Gummi Bear cannot do? Go ahead. Try it yourself.

SCORE: 3

Chocolate Bunny


The Chocolate Bunny maintains a smile even after its head is unevenly snapped off.


With the head detached, the Chocolate Bunny ponders the significance of its existence.


Moderate pressure is applied to re-attach the head. Unfortunately, the head crumbles.


The re-attachment proves unsuccessful.

SCORE: 1

Marshmallow Chick


You can almost hear the Marshmallow Chick as its head is slowly stripped from its body.


At first, the Marshmallow Chick is impressed. Always wanting to lose some weight from its somewhat bloated body, the Marshmallow Chick actually thinks it has lost 90% of its body weight. 


Moderate pressure applied to re-attach the head also causes slight body disfiguration.


The re-attachment is moderately successful.

SCORE: 2

Control Subject

How pathetic. Offering little resistance, the Control Subject's head (we assume) is easily removed. The only danger being the possibility of alien seeds spewing from the surrogate host. Regardless of the danger, the re-attachment is unsuccessful and only caused a repulsive mess.

SCORE: 0

 

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