Hidden within social media, TikToker @khanya_setae has dared to share photos featuring haunting mannequins and dolls, crafting an automatonophobia test that elicits genuine terror. As viewers scroll through the images, their reactions speak volumes, revealing a newfound trepidation for these lifeless figures.

Responses to the automatonaphobia test have been resounding, with individuals flooding the post, consumed by terror in the face of dolls and mannequins. Some have even realized their automatonophobia for the first time, confessing this through trembling words. It becomes evident that this unconventional test has unlocked a haunting fear within those who dared to participate.

According to experts at VeryWell Mind, automatonophobia exists on a spectrum where certain individuals may be scared of specific human-like objects more intensely than others. For instance, dolls may trigger more profound fear than robots. Symptoms may manifest as trembling, crying, heart palpitations, and other physical reactions when confronted by the object of terror. Avoidance of displays housing automatons and even freezing or hiding when unexpectedly faced with them are common responses.

If the fear of humanoid robots or dolls disrupts your daily life, leading to avoidance behaviors, you may be grappling with diagnosable automatonophobia. However, take solace in the fact that this phobia can be managed. Breathing techniques, visualization exercises, and medication offer potential relief. Therapeutic approaches like cognitive-behavioral therapy, hypnotherapy, and systematic desensitization, which involve gradually exposing oneself to fear, can diminish its impact over time.

Embarking on a journey to conquer automatonophobia requires bravery and perseverance. Though its shadows may seem daunting, remember that countless resources and supportive professionals stand ready to guide you toward a life with reduced anxiety. Unlock the door to liberation from automatonophobia, and embrace the path to fearless living.

Jackery has released its Solar Generator 2000 Pro kit, and it seems like a better way to harness nature’s energy. This modern tech allows people to live a lifestyle off the grid as it comes with the Explorer 2000 Pro Portable Power Station and six SolarSaga solar panels that provide 200W each.

The New Jackery Generator Is Ideal for People Who Work Remotely

Because the Explorer 2000 Pro Power Station has 2160 watt-hours of lithium-ion storage capacity and can maintain 2200W AC output, it’s suitable for powering small household appliances, and when fully charged, it can charge 16 laptops. It can also power an electric BBQ for about 100 minutes or run a projector for 24 hours. These features make the new generator perfect for people who want to be able to work from home from anywhere.

The New Jackery Generator Has Eight Outlets for Different Purposes

An owner of the Solar Generator 2000 Pro kit will have eight outlets: two 18W QuickCharge 3.0 USB-A, three AC, two 100W USB-C PD, and one 12V/10A car jack. The system weighs 43 pounds and is 15.12 by 10.59 by 12.11 inches. The SolarSaga panels are built with kickstands and handles and have highly-efficient monocrystalline solar cells. They daisy-chain directly their combined power into the DC input of the power station. Each panel measures 21.3 by 91.3 by 1 inches and weighs 18.3 pounds. The panels can also be folded down to 21.3 by 24.2 by 12 inches to be inserted into a carrying case that has added protection.

The new Jackery generator system weighs about 150 pounds in total, and although it is a difficult task, it can be hauled outdoors. On the bright side, the generator doesn’t require fuel or a tank and doesn’t emit harmful gases. According to Jackery, this new system is industry-leading when it comes to charging efficiency because it can charge from zero to one hundred percent in just 2.5 hours of sunlight. Otherwise, it can charge in 24 hours from a car outlet or two hours off an AC outlet.