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All dust disintegrates inside a 20 foot (6m) sphere around me at all times.
Edit: forgot the measurement scale
Isn't dust what you get when things disintegrate?
Yeah gimme some of that real fine dust
Dust of dust.
Isn't really fine dust what they are all worried about with microplastics, air quality and such things right now?
I like to think of it as more refined, for the classier cancer.
I'm think more molecular disintegration. They were integrated, now they are not.
What's a 20 sphere?
2X better than a 10 sphere.
why the f didn't I think of that
Oops. 20 foot sphere.