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retrospec2018-01-24 09:17 am
notyourutopian) wrote in retrospec2018-01-24 09:17 am
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Good morning everyone!
I have a couple questions, if people are willing to answer.
The first one is somewhat personal I suppose, so please don't feel obligatedif you don't want to.
Have you, or do you know anyone, who was on the Retrospec network, forgot about it, and then remembered again?
Would you be willing to talk about what it was like? Do you remember the first time you were connected?
Do you feel any different from the first time?
Okay.
My other question is about technology. Many people have received technology from the retrospec people. A lot of it works in ways we're not really used to, or is much more advanced than anything we have here. Or is magic.
(It's not really magic.)
If you have received something like that, would you be willing to allow some of us to examine them? If we can start to figure out how they work, maybe we can start reverse engineering them, or adding them to other things we already have.
On a related note, if you are an engineer or mechanic or anything along those lines and would like to be involved in examining these things, let me know! Maybe we can organize something big here.
I have a couple questions, if people are willing to answer.
The first one is somewhat personal I suppose, so please don't feel obligatedif you don't want to.
Have you, or do you know anyone, who was on the Retrospec network, forgot about it, and then remembered again?
Would you be willing to talk about what it was like? Do you remember the first time you were connected?
Do you feel any different from the first time?
Okay.
My other question is about technology. Many people have received technology from the retrospec people. A lot of it works in ways we're not really used to, or is much more advanced than anything we have here. Or is magic.
(It's not really magic.)
If you have received something like that, would you be willing to allow some of us to examine them? If we can start to figure out how they work, maybe we can start reverse engineering them, or adding them to other things we already have.
On a related note, if you are an engineer or mechanic or anything along those lines and would like to be involved in examining these things, let me know! Maybe we can organize something big here.
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you explain magic by saying it's magic and i'm the one not making sense
look we just wanted to check out some of the advanced tech retrospec's been handing out what's so wrong with that
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that is literally my job
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[ actually it does but he doesn't know that yet ]
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just because a person you're talking to can't doesn't mean it can't ever
stop putting things in little boxes that can never be moved because you said so
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