#1709

Dustin Binsley from Kingdoms of the Dump

Spectacled Caiman (Caiman crocodilus) and a False Coral Snake (Anilius scytale), ca. 1705 - 1710

Artist: Maria Sibylla Merian

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Another test subject. We chattet quite a while until I hooked my buddies up. He sure wasn't expecting his phantasies wie talked about to ever become true.

I wanted it to happen at his place, so they managed to break in and place the potion disguised as the coke he told me about along with a cam centred on it.

And it worked, coming home from work on a warm day, thirsty for the one bottle of coke, cooling in the fridge.

Didn't I prepaare more?' he wondered, but shrigged it off before he opened the bottle to chug down a heavy, gefreshing gulp.

It took a moment before the process began, a slight tingle, beginning in his shoulders, his hips, spreading slowly on the surfa e of his skin, getting deeper.

He got worried, went for a mirror to see his eyes that began to water. What was that, he wondered, he never experiences sometjing remotely close.

Soon he began to undress as his skin began to itch more and more to find sports, like bruises, forming on his upper bodie, then his legs, getting bigger without causing pain. Soon they rendered a shape, covering his body like... a singlet?

He panicked! Feeling jis body as the now blue surface got shiny, textured his head itching even more along with his arms and legs, becoming smaller as he looked in the mirror, his skin shriveling right before his eyes, retracting into the coloured areas, loosing his sight, already unable to scream, unable to move, feeling his innerts bloating up, probably merging with the blue surface, feeling the hard floor beneath him as he came to rest there.

It took a while until he hesred the door. He heared it? Then he felt something, like a grab, a lift, a dangle as if someone hold him up.

Then a spread, something stretching him out, sticking into him like... legs, arms, body? He strangely could feel what shape he now posseswd, wrapped around a body, tihhtly hugged some rather firm features, most interestingly soft and plump in his crotcharea...

George Berkeley

George Berkeley (1685-1753) was an Anglo-Irish bishop and an empiricist and idealist philosopher. He infamously claimed that no matter exists outside of God and that things only exist outside of our minds and perceptions because God perceives them. This extreme position, although not total scepticism, has drawn much criticism from other philosophers ever since. Berkeley's work continues to be studied for his cutting insights into the nature of philosophical enquiry and his insistence that philosophers not dream up world views that contradict common sense.

Early Life

George Berkeley was born on 12 March 1685 in Kilcrin near Dysert Castle in County Kilkenny, Ireland. Berkeley studied at Trinity College in Dublin where he received a B.A. degree in 1704. Three years later, Berkeley was made a fellow of the university. He joined the priesthood, being ordained into the Anglican Church in 1709. After a spell in London, Berkeley gradually worked his way up the church hierarchy. He was appointed the Dean of Derry in 1724.

Berkeley visited North America in 1728, staying in Rhode Island for three years. He had hoped to found a Christian college on the island of Bermuda, but when the government withdrew promised funding, this never became a reality. He did give both money and books to Yale University. In 1731, Berkeley returned to London and continued his philosophical enquiries into what exactly constitutes knowledge.