John Watson (
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snowblindrpg2016-10-14 09:20 am
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[network] @jwatson; text; Morning 167 [open]
Good morning, everyone. I told a number of people I would share the results of my conversation with the Admin, Eve, regarding her ability to correct 'mental imbalances' that might lead to violent impulses. I thought it best to provide what information I got from her with the whole group.
[This conversation is copied over for everyone.]
The upshot of that:
[Another conversation is copied over.]
The relative medical stocks stand as such:
[This conversation is copied over for everyone.]
The upshot of that:
- Eve can 'fine tune' the nanites in our brains for a particular purpose. This will have no effect on MN poisoning symptoms except to make people not care about them.
- Use of the treatment requires patient consent. That's non-negotiable given the requirements for a declaration of mental incompetency under the NIMA system.
- While the fine tuning is considered an ethical treatment in extreme cases of violent psychopathy, it is considered unethical to try to treat MN Poisoning.
- We may be able to alleviate some of the worst instances of MN Poisoning with blood transfusions. I'm presently looking for the equipment I'd need to do that.
- Eve was born in Washington D.C. and used to work for the U.S. government.
[Another conversation is copied over.]
The relative medical stocks stand as such:
- Low-grade Painkillers: Low
- Mid-grade Painkillers: Acceptable, restock requested
- High-grade Painkillers: Acceptable
- Specialized Medication: Acceptable
- Radiation Medication: Critically low
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I'd love to get a full set of her protocols and rules. If you can wrangle that our of her, please do go for it. I haven't been able to get much.
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[Not for a fact.
She doesn't like the idea he's presenting. The idea that there's literally nothing about her own head, about her memories or thoughts or experiences or behavior that is safe from the control of their hosts is terrifying. So rather than get scared, she gets mad. Anger is more productive anyway.]
It's human nature to exaggerate the threat of the unknown.
[There's a faint pause. Her voice is slightly calmer when she speaks up again, but she's still very clearly not happy.]
I'll see what I can do. If nothing else, I'll go to the town hall and ask her myself.
@totheark; text
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That only works if you completely trust Winter at her word. [Which Phi doesn't.] If her Chinese room analogy is correct she may not even understand what she's telling us, let alone if it's actually correct or not.
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We can't stop it at this point, so how do we endure it?