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#33▸ Posted: 06 Jul 2000, 08:30 EST
Invoices are the anti-mythology device. They do not settle metaphysics, but they do constrain the story. That is why this thread is already more useful than a hundred dramatic confessions. It is narrowing the possible lies.
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#34▸ Posted: 06 Jul 2000, 14:12 GMT
I checked trade directories for medical data storage vendors with defense subsidiaries. Too many hits to mean anything. The phrase environmental hardening does appear in product blurbs from several very unromantic firms.
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#35▸ Posted: 06 Jul 2000, 09:44 EST
I found one Pennsylvania vendor that sold hardened carts and data lockers to VA hospitals and a Navy lab. Not naming it yet because that is how threads become accusation soup.
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#36▸ Posted: 06 Jul 2000, 10:01 EST
So far the alien secret is hospitals buying cabinets.
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#37▸ Posted: 06 Jul 2000, 10:19 EST
Hospitals buying cabinets is exactly the kind of boring overlap that can hide a real special use. It is also exactly the kind of boring overlap that hoaxers exploit. Keep both ideas alive and do not crown either.
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#38▸ Posted: 06 Jul 2000, 11:08 EST
There were cabinets. There were also tapes. The tapes were treated like people. That is as close as I can get.
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#39▸ Posted: 06 Jul 2000, 11:18 EST
Tapes treated like people is the first line in this thread that made my stomach move.
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#40▸ Posted: 06 Jul 2000, 10:31 CST
Evocative sentence, zero evidentiary weight. It can still be a true memory, but do not let literary voltage stand in for a test.
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