@all | before the event

[industries]

> ts@abraxas-proxy:~$ wall "People's memories of this place"

[ Anyone unfamiliar with computer terminals might be taken aback at the mechanical font that scrolls across their vision, though the jumps and starts in typing speed leave no doubt that a very human brain is behind the text. ]

> Broadcast message from ts@abraxas-proxy (tty/1) :
> People's memories of this place
>
> Don't normally crowdsource, but
> has anyone out there ever heard of someone who got home and actually
> remembered their days here at the renfaire?
>
> Not looking for peer-reviewed analysis.
> I'll take crumbs
> or
> whatever else we've got here on Mind-Reddit.

Comments

[provenforce]

[ Rey's handwriting is a little scribbly but neat in the way someone who has written to entertain themselves is ]

There's a person here who is from roughly 50 or so years before my time, and the things that we've told him would significantly impact history, so I think it's safe to say our memories don't remain of this place when we go home. I didn't think it was even possible to return home.

[industries]

> Oh, it's possible – in a manner of speaking.
> But
>
> huh.
> 50 years, that's
> the biggest gap I've heard of.

[ McLargehuge's infinite timeline theory is starting to sound more and more plausible. That, or–

No.

He went home, in some way, some form. The alternative is unacceptable. ]

[provenforce]

Maybe there's something in the water that we pass through when we arrive. If we go back in a similar way, it makes us forget?

[industries]

> Pretty sure the streams we want to talk about here are quantum-time related, not the
> weird government-sanctioned baptisms.
> Anyway, I didn't take any showers beforehand so
> think we can nix the pool theory.

[provenforce]

Maybe you did and you don't remember.

[industries]

> You're
> really stuck on this hydrotherapy angle.

[provenforce]

[ god the face she's making ]

I'm not, I'm just thinking quantum entanglement even in theory seems a little beyond the people of this world. So if it's anything on that level no one who was born in this place is involved.

[industries]

> Whether or not it seems beyond the people of this world is irrelevant, because
> they're doing it. We're here. Someone's holding the reins of that Kubrick monolith in the desert, and
>
> are you saying you think it's one of us?
> A summoned?