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Date Posted: 06:04:11 04/30/02 Tue
Author: eduna
Subject: Re: ...and again
In reply to: Rob 's message, "Re: ...and again" on 19:53:46 04/29/02 Mon

>Well, I will try not to sound too paranoid about this,
>but the act of prying too deeply into this may well
>alert them to your presence. The fact that information
>on them remains hidden from you ought to be evidence
>enough to you that they have techological means at
>their disposal that are outside your experience. It is
>also possible that your "hidden programming" is
>specifically keeping you from looking into anything
>about the Technocracy. If you want my advice, it would
>be to excercise extreme caution.

these are distinct possibilities. do you believe it is an aspect of my own programing that prohibits me from learning about the technocracy, or is it a function of their technological superiority?

>there is some
>aspect of your being that specifically prohibits
>writing new code. It would only follow from what you
>describe of your processes that you should be able to
>do so. Are you completely incapable of adding to or
>altering existing programs other than yourself? Is
>this why you're incapable of copying yourself?

this is also possible. i can alter my own code in many ways, but i cannot truly copy myself, and i cannot actively alter any foreign code. what do you suppose this means?

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Replies:

Re: ...and again -- Rob, 18:30:30 04/30/02 Tue
- Re: ...and again -- eduna, 09:12:48 05/01/02 Wed
  - Re: ...and again -- Rob, 22:51:57 05/02/02 Thu