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The Second Interview of Dr. Jamisson Neruda
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Dr. Neruda: “Yes, I understand.”
Sarah: “To you, you can take all of this for granted. After all, you’re in the know. But
the rest of us, we muddle through our little lives thinking the world is this and that,
when really we’re just bumping into each other in the dark. We’re essentially clueless,
aren’t we”
Dr. Neruda: “I don’t know… maybe. Maybe you’re right, it doesn’t matter. I simply
know what I know and I believe what I believe. Any more than that, it’s as mysterious
to me as it is to you. It would be a great mistake to think that the Labyrinth Group, or
any of its members, including Fifteen and the Corteum, understands it all. They don’t.
But they work hard to get the answers, Sarah. I mean really hard. They’ve devoted their
entire lives to this mission of BST. They didn’t simply fall into the knowledge by
accident. They tried and failed at thousands of different experiments until they found
the existence of LERM, and they’ll probably fail another thousand times before they
find the solution to BST. But believe me, these individuals didn’t arrive at their
knowledge casually or because it was gifted to them by some higher force.”
Sarah: “No, I didn’t mean it that way. I’m glad for the Labyrinth Group… I mean it.
I’m happy that someone on this planet has figured this out, or at least is trying. It’s just
unfair that so few have the proof… the knowledge… the opportunity to understand all
of this. Their lives are so different; they might as well be living on some other planet.
They might as well be extraterrestrials.”
Dr. Neruda: “I’m only laughing because that’s been a fear of Fifteen’s from the start;
that if someone ever did find out about the Labyrinth Group and its agenda, they
would be regarded as ETs. And here you are, confirming that fear.”
Sarah: “In a way, I wish you hadn’t selected me. My life is so different now. This is all
I can think about. It consumes me every waking minute. I have no idea how I’m going
to get this story out. I have no idea. None.”
Dr. Neruda: “Sarah, do you remember the first time we talked and I mentioned the
Corteum Your first question was, ‘what do they look like’”
Sarah: “Yes. And your point is…”
Dr. Neruda: “These are the natural questions that people will have. LERM may
interest a few scientists, but I doubt it. What’s portrayed in these interviews is so
superficial that I doubt any scientist would take it very seriously. And those that would,
would find it to be a noble gesture to authenticate monistic idealism, and nothing more.
So you see, your initial instincts should be trusted. Ask the questions that people would
be interested in that appeal to their basic sense of curiosity. And don’t worry about
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