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00:00Take care
00:34I don't know
00:35Russell, did you receive it?
00:36It just arrived
00:37Good, early reports indicate but I don't
00:38She was a little more like the fuck
00:39Oh, yeah, you're not a fear
00:42We need to go away so
00:43But if I know there's something off
00:45We just need to find out
00:46Alright, I'll do what I can
00:49Good, well, we will serve if you want
00:50Okay, sure
01:14Offline still
01:26Development logs of patch 1.2
01:42Probably the most
01:43I have a temporary solution
01:50I need to upload the digital brain first
01:52It should be in the box
01:57I need to upload the digital brain first
02:00It should be in the box
02:07I've got nothing to put in there
02:18This is the first thing I brought in here
02:28I really need a new partner
02:35Carl liked to read this nonsense
02:37I never figured out how such a great scientist
02:40Was able to pour so much time
02:42In reading clickbait articles
02:44He once said he could draw global connections through them
02:57I can't believe the loss of performance after adapting them to comply with the new laws
03:02Times are changing indeed
03:08The idea was an office lab hybrid
03:11The idea was an office lab hybrid
03:13The idea was an office lab hybrid
03:47It should be a lot to predict
04:03Also a lot of the projects to read this information
04:03In the past
04:43Hey, Russell, right? Tom said you'd come. Feel free to take a look around, but don't touch anything. And let
04:49me know if you have any questions.
04:54Looks like where the body was.
05:00Clearly she'd been drinking.
05:06Bloody footprints. She probably stepped on the broken shards. Go AT's new project.
05:13Hello.
05:15Hello.
05:18Hello.
05:20Thank you very much.
05:58Probably her last meal
06:06I'm Brian, he is on a license bar
06:07Now the deal, Sebastian 1
06:09Do you want to deal the place called?
06:17Take it
06:19It's Southern Edward, 13, 18
06:26Four bucks, you're second level, going with this first deal
06:29Edward, 18, 2, 3, 1, 0
06:38Broken
06:38Broken
06:58Yeah?
07:02Thanks
07:03No problem
07:05Yeah?
07:09Do you have any theories about what happened?
07:12It's a little early yet, but everything points to suicide
07:15There are lots of loose ends as to why, especially considering who she was, her laptop for example is gone
07:21You haven't been able to find it, so who knows how deep that thing goes
07:25Even so, I don't think there's a possibility someone sneaked in and forced her to take some pills somehow
07:30But don't take my word for it, we don't even have the full autopsy report yet
07:34Negative
07:35Seven Edward, 13, 8, 5, 4
07:39Seven Edward, 13, 8, 5, 4
07:41Seven Edward, 13, 8, 5, 4
08:01Who found her?
08:03Didn't you get the report? It was her husband
08:10Do you know anything else about him?
08:13His name is Alex, pretty average guy, fitness trainer
08:16The victim had kicked him out a few months ago, they were about to get a divorce
08:20He came by to pick up some stuff he'd left here
08:22Could he have been angry about the divorce?
08:24Yeah, but as I said, she'd been dead for at least six hours before he got here
08:29So, if somehow he forced her to take an overdose over the phone, then yeah, he could have done it
08:39What time did he find her?
08:41The morning after, and called right away
08:43The security cameras corroborate the time he arrived, so we don't have any reason to suspect him
08:48Thanks
08:48No problem
08:55Negative
08:56Seven Edward, 13, 8, 5, 4
09:00Seven Edward, 13, 8, 5, 4
09:01Seven Edward, 13, 8, 5, 2
09:06Go AT's new project
09:10Another broken mirror
09:12I don't think it's a coincidence
09:13What is this coincidence?
09:15This one O shoot
09:19Jesus
09:20Roger
09:20Ron
09:21P
09:50Hey, do you need anything else?
09:52Found something already?
09:56No, not yet.
09:58Okay, and what do you need?
10:09Is there anything else you can tell me about her?
10:11You mean besides the report?
10:15But how does it help exactly?
10:17I just need you to see who the killer was.
10:19I know, but it's not that easy.
10:21Knowing a bit more about her can help me interpret her mind better.
10:26Alright, let me grab some notes.
10:29Alright, I can tell you what I've heard about her in her professional environment.
10:33She was generally seen as a tenacious business woman.
10:38She really got things done.
10:40They respect her a lot, it seems.
10:42Both in a good way and a bad way.
10:46She designed most of their contracts and supervised a lot of big deals.
10:51Her law background plus her business skills were seen as a powerful mix.
10:56It said the contracts are very, whoa, very controlling.
11:01But they got away with it because the salaries are through the roof.
11:04What else?
11:05Let me see.
11:07Well, she also got a lot of admiration and respect.
11:12It says here that the success she brought to the company in some departments made a lot of people happy.
11:18Even her employees.
11:21Intelligent, ruthless, tenacious, capable.
11:24A divisive figure, I'd say.
11:29And about her personal life?
11:31A real mystery.
11:33Very low profile.
11:35In fact, she was one of the precursors of the new social media trend along big businesses.
11:40As you know, they are ghosts, by contract.
11:44Except for a few whose exposure is carefully designed.
11:47But in general, their personal lives don't have any exposure to avoid any social media backlash.
11:54After the fall of so many tech giants, her approach got a lot of steam.
11:59And even on top of that, she was a mystery.
12:02Even to the ones she worked close with, it seems.
12:04We haven't been able to get anything useful from anyone.
12:08Almost no contact with family, a husband who seemingly knew shit, and no real friends.
12:14All I know is that she didn't come from a wealthy family or anything.
12:18Middle class.
12:19High achiever.
12:21We're still investigating.
12:23I see.
12:24Thanks, Tom.
12:25This is really useful.
12:26Still, Russell, I'm telling you all of this, in case it helps.
12:31Because I know that in your approach, this stuff can help.
12:35But don't get too invested on this.
12:38We just need to know who killed her.
12:40That's it.
12:42Tom, trust me.
12:43I just want to get this over with.
12:45Okay.
12:46Good.
12:47Call me when you find something.
13:04The end of subjectivity, the rational, scientifically reproducible and proven behavior of the mind.
13:11All patterns laid out.
13:13Error-free simulations, bridging the worlds of psychology and science.
13:18The end of the spirit.
13:20Are we prepared for this?
13:22Of artificial.
13:23In all my professional life, I never thought I'd get to see all this.
13:27In fact, Carl and I here never actually thought there would be a bridge at all.
13:30My little project has come a long way.
13:35I just need a few more years of independence.
13:38I need to keep the TSB away.
13:41Soon.
13:42On the fly memory reconstruction.
13:45Soon.
13:46On the fly memory reconstruction.
13:48We don't have a unified theory that works for both.
13:51Right.
13:51Not for lack of trying, though.
13:53Yeah.
13:54Well, in our case, we've always viewed psychoanalysis as an interesting way to understand the mind that is
14:00effective to an extent.
14:01But unlike what happens in quantum theory versus traditional physics, we didn't have much faith
14:06in that we were ever going to bridge the psychoanalytic world with neuroscience.
14:10We were, of course, aware that in both cases we are treating the mind.
14:14But who would have thought a concept, such as the unconscious, would ever be seen through
14:19the realm of neuroscience, and that the other core concepts of psychoanalysis could ever be simulated?
14:25It's truly like connecting quantum theory with traditional physics.
14:29The scientist dream.
14:30Exactly.
14:31This could be the mind's Copernican revolution.
14:35It might be a turning point for humanity.
14:37If done right.
14:39Yeah.
14:40You have all these scientists and entrepreneurs that pretend they want to be people with limited
14:44movement only.
14:45That is all a fix instead of an upgrade.
14:48All normal.
14:49Carl's right.
14:50We have to be careful, and the public needs to be aware.
14:53By entering through science to the subjective experience of the patient, all symptom-based
14:58modern psychiatry in all its categories and their corresponding drugs all are going to be
15:03questioned.
15:04Drug companies are not going to like this law.
15:06There will be a big pushback.
15:08Yeah, but it'll be too late for them.
15:10We'll make sure of that.
15:19Soon.
15:19On the fly memory reconstruction.
15:21function.
16:05GoAT's Indy Tech Magazine, a hub for independent tech to show off their work.
16:10Translation, a hub to check for new tech and ideas and absorb them before they grow.
16:14At least that's always been the trend with these companies.
16:40Looks like where the body was.
16:47Vomit.
16:48Vomit.
16:53GoAT's new project.
16:56Okay.
16:57I think I have enough information from the real place.
17:00Time to find out what her memories have to say about what happened.
17:02Vomit.
17:04Vomit.
17:04Vomit.
17:05Vomit.
17:05Vomit.
17:08Vomit.
17:09It's getting late.
17:11Goes with the style of the place.
17:14Ah.
17:15Probably the things Alex came to pick up when he found her.
17:20Vomit.
17:21Vomit.
17:21Probably the things Alex came to pick up when he found her.
17:52Go ahead to the next one.
17:54If we look at not very powerful technological inventions like fire, for instance, we use the strategy of learning from
18:01mistakes.
18:02We screwed up a bunch of times and then we invented the fire extinguisher.
18:06But with more powerful technologies, the weather and the other things that we've got is that we want to get
18:18things right.
18:20Because that might be the only time that we have.
18:22The idea was an office-lab hybrid.
18:41My little project has come a long way.
18:50There's been a lot of shutdowns lately, and this building's electrical grid is just as old.
18:55So I got a backup.
19:10Okay, so now besides switching states, we can actually sort of fast travel to different memories and events inside that
19:18memory.
19:19As we know, time is still an issue, as you can go back or further in time inside a single
19:23memory.
19:23So, I thought it would be handy to have some sort of database of memories and their events as you
19:30reconstruct them.
19:37No disk uploaded yet.
19:40No disk uploaded yet.
19:45No disk uploaded yet.
19:52I've got nothing to put in there.
19:53No disk uploaded yet.
19:57I've got nothing to put in there.
20:01No disk!
20:10No disk perолог.
20:12If you are still about that transaction, you'll have everything in there.
20:13I wanted to see that because it's cocalyst.
20:13To see where it has و nice, I Wifi It can do a lot.
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