#Electrical Terminal Connectors

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Not reblogging from the OP because somehow over the course of three years, either no one has fact checked this, or OP has blocked everyone who’s tried.

https://www.reuters.com/article/fact-check/electric-cars-taken-off-french-roads-due-to-contract-termination-not-battery-fa-idUSL2N2N60XA/

The logo on the cars shows that they are from “Autolib”, a fleet of electric cars used in a car-sharing scheme in Paris and the surrounding suburbs that was launched in 2011 and had 150,000 active users who could take out the cars when they needed.

As reported by Reuters here , Parisian authorities ended the Bollore group’s contract to operate the Autolib electric vehicle fleet in June 2018 due to financial difficulties. Persistent issues with cleanliness, problems with parking and booking as well as competition from other modes of transport such as Uber pushed the service into the red, with cumulated losses of 293 million euros expected by 2023.

French media reports here , here and here which show pictures of the cars lined up in a field like those in the social media posts, explain that the termination of the contract meant that Bollore had to remove its 4,000 vehicles from the Paris region to Romorantin-Lanthenay, 200 kms (124 miles) south of Paris. Bollore sold the cars, most of them going to two companies, Autopuzz, which resells the cars throughout France, and Atis Production.

On claims about soil pollution risk posed by the cars, Paul Aouizerate, head of Atis Production, told France Info here “Our vehicles are properly stored. The firefighters are aware, the construction site is well organized. All the batteries have been removed and the connectors are isolated.”

He added that the cars were not going to a junkyard. Autopuzz told France TV Info it is reselling the cars to buyers across France at a rate of 50 per month (here).

I am once again begging people to actually fact-check anything that shows you an image and makes an unsourced claim.

It’s not that hard, I promise.

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Prelude – 4

-Click-

Fluorescent bulbs hissed alight, before stuttering, flickering with color for just a second.

A lone figure stands in the airlock, as still as a statue. Jet black hair pulled up into a low ponytail and green eyes blinking wearily, the labcoat she wore was in just as much disrepair as the rest of her attire. The only thing that remained in good-enough shape was the keycard hanging off the lanyard she wore.

It read “Hadia Fattih, Lead GTX Researcher.” She had told them to use another title, that she was only a scientist, but they had insisted.

Hadia swallows once, with difficulty. Her gaze remained pointed straight ahead, avoiding the flicker of the lights. The doors before her could be heard clunking, crunching, the mechanism aged and straining. She clutches the radio in her arms closer to her chest, boxy xenocryst tech dated by enough years it could be considered antique.

Doors slide open. Hadia can see the telltale ominous, violet haze bathing the chamber beyond. Before she can take a step, speakers crackle to life. 

“Access trigger; observation area 8.”

It deters her, but only for a moment. The steady rhythmic tapping of her heels against the floor echoes throughout the space, bouncing off the heavy iron shielding bolted to the walls. She walks across the metal grates making up the floor, over tubing and wiring routed across her path and along the walls to a lone terminal that stood at the center of the room. But it wasn't the terminal filling the area with a pulsing, undulating light, it was what stood beyond it. 

Sitting on a steel base wide enough to carry an SUV was a large, reinforced glass tube, full with violet liquid. It stretched nearly as tall as the chamber was, topped with a “lid” from which ventilation pipes jutted out like thick tree branches. Faintly, one could see a shape within, much like a sea urchin with how many wires ran to it, stirring ever so slightly.

Hadia stopped at the terminal, just a few inches away from the glass. The harsh violet light cast shadows that cut into her features, almost concealing the fear in those green eyes.

She had a theory to test.

Setting the radio on the metal mesh floor with a heavy thud, Hadia got to work connecting it to the terminal’s power supply. It was aging, but she knew a bodymaker that didn't ask questions— and that was enough to make this old thing functional. Three connectors and a drawn out -clink- of a power switch later, the radio hummed quietly, idling. Its analog interface was lit yellow, as tended to old xenocryst tech. Back then, all they had was the yellow serotype gems to model tech off of, but that surely wasn't going to pose an issue.

The terminal began to beep. From the corner of her eye, Hadia could see the alert of a motion detector. The light bathing the chamber moved in barely perceptible waves.

White noise reverberated off the walls. You couldn't get coverage down here, no shot. Not a dozen thousand levels below the surface. But, that was perfect for Hadia— because she wasn't looking for any stations, she was looking for a local signal… a very specific one. She spun the knob searching for something, anything…

I'm not crazy. I heard it, I know I did.

The geotozo parasites, with their alien, mineral formations had always been able to generate electricity, that much was known. It was the kind of stuff a kid in grade 4 would be able to recite off the top of their head.

So, when Hadia had reported back a strange interference with her tech, the dismissal didn't just come as a flaw of leadership, but as a flaw of logic.

To be surprised by a new development such as this wasn't something she expected. After thirty-two years in the field, nothing could surprise her— she wasn't hired as head of this damn project for nothing. She knew these geotozo parasites better than anyone, having dedicated her life to studying and manipulating them. She knew their gelatinous bodies inside out, could map out the crystal formations with her eyes closed. So why,

Why,

Why was this happening?

She looked up at the tube, at the silhouette within. Warped by the glass and the refractive nature of the dampening fluid, it almost resembled a pyre.

Hadia knew there were eyes behind that glass, staring back at her.

She stood up, letting the radio bleed static as she took a step closer. Her eyes almost looked black in the violet light. 

It is a parasite, she recalled the words of her superior, echoing in her ears. It cannot think, it cannot comprehend, it can only replicate— were you not the one to reassure me of that?

She had been. She had rerouted the neural pathways herself; not like there was a need for such a thing anyway, when the host had gone silent and pliant years ago. There was nothing to erase, yet she still took measures as the company had ordered her to do.

So why,

Why,

Why did it always feel like it was watching her?

She pressed her palm against the glass. It was cold enough to make her digits start to prickle with numbness and a little bit of pain. The terminal begins to beep faster, as if syncing with her accelerating heartbeat.

The light begins to stir again, and with it, the white noise begins to shift as well, fading and peaking, the hum stuttering with the occasional interruptions of what seemed to be pulses of energy. Hadia stepped away, knowing she'd crossed a boundary— a little too late to salvage her mistake…

But then, the white noise returns to its steady hum. It was as if nothing had happened. She stood there, blankly staring at the tank.

This was… stupid. Idris was right, she was anthropomorphizing a parasite of all things. A seasoned scientist had no reason to put themself into such emotional, murky territory. Better to leave now and salvage her losses before anyone else realized she went down here alone. She had to disconnect the radio, too, before the hackneyed job she had that bodymaker perform blew its capacitors out. This thing wasn't cheap.

She kneels next to it, disconnecting the plugs from were they met the cables running from the terminal's power supply. But as she moved to pick the radio up again, it was still running. She frowned, flicking the switch off. The white noise continued to hum.

Hadia checked the wires again. Disconnected. Was there a battery pack she wasn't aware of? This thing was far too old to even accept one let alone have it built in!

The analog interface’s light flickers, only to turn from a sickly yellow to a vivid violet. The white noise rises to a crescendo, and in the seconds it takes Hadia's gaze to flick upwards towards the tank, the silhouette within comes close to the glass, writhing in a manner inhuman, crystals glimmering in the light they generated as they shift like scales across its serpentine form.

Its eyes, both alien and human, all turn to her. Faintly, she can hear the white noise even out into a faintly perceptible recitation.

“… Ayyub, when he …lled to his Lord… Indeed, adversity has touched me, and you are… Most Merciful of the merciful…”

Hadia could feel herself suffocating on the words she wanted to say. The sounds around her faded out, the radio's audio output starting to deteriorate as it rose to a deafening whine, lights brightening madly like miniscule stars on the brink of supernova. She had rerouted the pathways herself. 

It was just a parasite, incapable of thought.

So why,

Why—

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