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The Second Interview of Dr. Jamisson Neruda
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Dr. Neruda: Remember… they’re control freaks. They don’t like having anyone loose
who could cause them potential harm. If I wanted to, I could bring them down. I know
that much about their computer algorithms and encryption technologies.”
Sarah: “But how would you get access to their system. It would seem to me that you’d
be placing yourself in great jeopardy if you tried to get into their system.”
Dr. Neruda: “I don’t need to get into their system to cause them harm; I need to get
into their system to prevent harm. They will invite me into their system.”
Sarah: “I don’t understand…”
Dr. Neruda: “When I developed the system initially, there were certain time delayed
algorithms that were scripted to occur at specific times, and if they were not maintained
accordingly, the program would essentially self-destruct. Something that these
organizations cannot afford to happen.”
Sarah: “Why did they agree to this”
Dr. Neruda: “It’s part of the fee that the Labyrinth Group extracts from its clients.
More importantly, it ensures that our technologies—even in their diluted states—are
operated according to our agreement and not misused. I have the access codes for this
system and the maintenance key that will prevent it from crashing. I’ve made certain
that I’m the only one who has this knowledge.”
Sarah: “You’re telling me that with all those photographic memories running around at
the Labyrinth Group, that you’re the only one who knows the code”
Dr. Neruda: “I didn’t exactly report the right number when I did my last update of
their system… so, yes, I’m the only one who knows the correct code. I designed it that
way to ensure my safety…”
Sarah: “But with all the geniuses in the Labyrinth Group, you’re telling me that they
can’t solve this problem themselves”
Dr. Neruda: “Not without a significant amount of time… which is something Fifteen
won’t agree to do. It’s too wasteful and a major distraction to BST research.”
Sarah: “Do they already know about this”
Dr. Neruda: “Oh, yes. I informed them shortly after I defected.”
Sarah: “They must have been pissed.”
Dr. Neruda: “It wasn’t a pleasant conversation to put it mildly.”
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