maybe I refers to the office
but what would you punch in if you could? nuke everyone or nuke no one?
I prefer no one because the individual PLAYER units can and often do self destruct and player refresh at will anyway
What's going to happen over the next 12 months?
Carson Gutierrez
Aaron Hernandez
>City of London
Ok. But for obvious reasons, I can't mention ALL the details. City of London is an important piece in the global infrastructure. Ever wonder why the GBP is valued higher than the dollar? City of London. But, what happens in the City of London that ensures the GBP is greater than USD? You have any guesses?
Andrew Clark
Interest is piqued. Did a quick search and first results returned something about DARPA funding. Will read more!
Lucas Evans
>the men who made those decisions are long dead
Oh, there are men (and now women) making decisions.
Luis Rodriguez
>Give me something new about Continuity of Government, or active power structures in the City of London
well over this side I think Trump did sign something about that recently and I know fuck all about your side, what can you tell us? send me a book title or link and I will punch it in later
William King
I bet you're the talk of your LAN parties
Jonathan Collins
yeah dude that one is boring, I had this awesome report about the history of super computing and it mentioned this old mainframe you guys used to have that was one of the earliest ones, I hear there is still one in a museum over there that still works
but yeah man math is the best, but only need one guy to control any of it, I know how, I don't need a computer I can do it by myself naked in the woods
how do I call this in, nobody here believes me, they're stuck in their ways I guess, I will continue to practice and record observable effects
like what if I had a phone that was in a space that was outside normal parameters but I could easily communicate with it and by feeding it proposed action I could see the result from tomorrow's reaction today because of differences in laws between the 2 places
Adrian Garcia
>there are men (and now women) making decisions.
but because of the compartmentalization of the past and the way and order that people died and how their duties were dissolved
it's a fucking mess, a nightmare waiting to be unleashed randomly at any time,
Logan Flores
>Greetings, fellow caucasian lurkers.
Jacob Edwards
>it's a fucking mess
As messy as any other corporation tbqh.