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The Second Interview of Dr. Jamisson Neruda
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syntax of their language is very different from ours in that they have no end to their
language punctuated with periods.
“In other words, if we made a literal translation, there would be no sentence
structure… more like a logic syntactical approach… which simply means an abstracted
language flow which would be, for most people, very difficult to understand. When I
was doing the translations of the poetry, I placed it in a sentence structure that
fragmented its meaning so that it could be better understood. Perhaps in the process I
unintentionally changed the meaning, but it was either that or the poetry would be too
abstracted to understand.”
Sarah: “Is there a connection between the poetry and the philosophy of each
chamber”
Dr. Neruda: “My colleague and I felt that all of the objects within a specific chamber
were connected… probably in ways we couldn’t fathom. We were constantly worried
that the translation indexes were somehow inaccurate, and that this was limiting our
ability to see the linkages between the various objects. And of course the most puzzling
connection was the technology artifacts because we had no way to probe or reach any
conclusions about their purpose or function.”
Sarah: “Let’s talk a little bit about the artifacts found in each chamber. The only one
that I’ve really heard about was the one found in the twenty-third chamber, the optical
disc. I know you’ve shown me some photos of the others, but could you describe them
better”
Dr. Neruda: “The optical disc is the only artifact of the twenty-third we found that the
ACIO had successfully accessed, at least that I’m aware of. The other artifacts were all
taken to the Labyrinth Group’s research laboratory in Southern California immediately
after they were discovered. These were never acknowledged to anyone below a security
level twelve clearance. There were rumors within the broader ACIO that there were
technologies within the Ancient Arrow site, but these never gained any serious
consideration, and certainly not by the NSA.
“The technology artifacts were of the greatest curiosity to Fifteen because they
represented possible solutions to BST. And, as I mentioned earlier, Fifteen and most of
the Labyrinth Group for that matter, felt that the WingMakers may not allow the
Labyrinth Group to deploy BST. Hence, Fifteen considered the WingMakers as
possible foes, instead of allies.”
Sarah: “But what I’ve seen doesn’t look very advanced or based in high technology.
They could pass for crystals or rocks… or something organic. Why was the Labyrinth
Group so intrigued by them”
Dr. Neruda: “The crystalline structures that were found, in most cases, did look quite
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