ALIEN INTERVIEW - THE NEW EARTH - Earth Changes and The ...

(EDITOR'S NOTE: The following several paragraphs appear to be personal
comments made by Matilda to the stenographer regarding her interview with
Airl.)
What this means is that Airl will leave her "doll" with
us, as her craft is damaged beyond repair. We can
examine, dissect and study the body at our leisure. She
does not have any further use for it, nor does she have
any personal feelings or attachments to it as others are
readily available for her use.
Airl does not recommend that there is any technology in
the body that Earth scientists will find useful,
however. The technology of the body is simple, yet
vastly beyond the reckoning of our current ability to
analyze or reverse engineer any facet of it. The body
is neither biological or mechanical, but a unique
fabrication a materials and ancient technologies not
found on any Earth-type planet.
As Airl mentioned previously, a very rigid and
distinctive hierarchy of social, economic and cultural
classes exists throughout The Domain which has remained
unvaried and inviolate for many millennia. The body
type and function assigned to an IS-BE officer varies
specifically according to the rank, class, longevity,
training level, command level, service record, and
meritorious citations earned by each individual IS-BE,
as with any other military insignia.
The body used by Airl is specifically designed for an
officer, pilot and engineer of her rank and class. The
bodies of her companions, which were destroyed in the
crash, were not of the same rank or class, but of a
junior rank. Therefore, the appearance, features,
composition and functionality of those bodies were
specialized, and limited to the requirements of their
duties.
The junior officers whose bodies were damaged in the
crash have left their bodies and returned to their
duties on the space station. The damage suffered by
their bodies was due primarily to the fact that they
were officers of lower rank. They used bodies which were
partially biological and therefore far less durable and
resilient than hers.
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