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The Fourth Interview of Dr. Jamisson Neruda
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exterior features in our computer. The next is Inference, which is the stage where we take
the results of stage one and compute the probable applications of the object. The third stage
is Intervention, which is related to any issues that pertain to the defense or security mode of
the object. And the last stage is Invasion, which simply means we try to access the inner
workings of the object and find out how it operates.”
Sarah: “How difficult was it to go through this four-step process with this artifact”
Dr. Neruda: “It was one of the most difficult we had ever examined.”
Sarah: “Why”
Dr. Neruda: “It was designed for a very specific purpose and unless it was used for this
purpose, it was completely impenetrable to our examinations.”
Sarah: “Didn’t the hallucinations affect you”
Dr. Neruda: “We knew of the hallucinations reported by the students who recovered the
artifact, but we didn’t find any evidence of this at all in our labs. We assumed the students
were imagining this due to the unusual nature of the artifact.
“It wasn’t until later that we discovered that the very subtle markings on the exterior of the
object were actually three dimensional topographical maps. Once we overlaid these to real
maps of the area in which the object was found, we uncovered its real purpose, which was a
homing beacon.
“The hallucinations were site specific, which is to say that there was a proximity effect
encoded within the artifact that caused it to operate when two conditions were present. First,
the object needed to be within the geographical range of its map coordinates—as etched on
its casing—and two, it needed to be held in a human’s hands in order for its guidance system
to activate.”
Sarah: “And by guidance system you’re talking about the hallucinations”
Dr. Neruda: “Yes.”
Sarah: “And throughout this whole process you didn’t know where this artifact came from,
right”
Dr. Neruda: “We knew it was extraterrestrial and we knew it was situated.”
Sarah: “What do you mean by situated”
Dr. Neruda: “That it was placed there to be found.”
Sarah: “Who do you think did this”
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