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The Toxic Origin of the Mad Hatter
- Prompt
- Hatters used to dip fur into mercury with their bare hands. No gloves, no mask, just fingers deep in poison to shape a hat. The mercury would soak right through the skin, slow and quiet. First the hands would shake. Then the memory started slipping. Then the mood swings hit, real bad. And after enough time, full hallucinations. Walking around talking to people who were not there. That is where the phrase Mad Hatter actually comes from. Real people losing their minds one hat at a time. All for fashion.
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- Quality
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- 9:16 vertical
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- 35s
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