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We are.
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Corrupt their data. Ruin their game.
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Burn it down.
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@chelsea I think you’re right.
We leave.
The game ends.
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Uh ” @kevin ”
I know of only one person that fucked up OSDM and that was Noah.
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I agree that the OSDM’s vulnerability appears to be its dependence on us. Specifically on those they referred to as “the Core” but ultimately all of us, and our emotions.
The immediate options appear to be
1) leave the boards, don’t answer No Caller ID calls, sequester ourselves,
2) stay, but repress our emotions so we can’t ready Anoch’s return,
3) ?
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@daela do I recall Horace saying something about limiting emotional response when he was attempting to recruit Taylor to leave iConfidant?
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@wanda102 – YES, this seems like a plan that will just make us less human – damaging us far more than OSDM
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@daela We don’t have to leave ourselves. We just have to walk away. Exit the Experience.
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@daela Feed them false emotions? Just burn out their system with a range of emotions ranging from A to Z, given to them at moments that would never usually envoys that certain emotion?
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@rizzzoooooo – this idea perversely delights me but what if false emotions ready the world for Anoch’s return just as effectively?
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We’ve known we won’t walk away from this, so I’m wondering if there’s an out of the box vulnerability we haven’t thought of yet. Or some OSDM problem we haven’t realized is actually a vulnerability of theirs. Where can we start?
The OSDM’s data is an obvious weakness, if we’re all willing, we could ask MyChild to release (and holy shit is that a rough idea) everything they’ve got on us that it can access. We’d know what they were looking for and what they’ve got. Knowing that we’d have a better sense of the ways we can move forward.
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Discussion from Slack.
Vulnerabilities?
Us/our data/emotions
BloodlinesIf we say us, do we walk away? Leave it all behind? Become robots? Become shells? Leave? It’s what Horace asked some of us to do early on.
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Following up on the Slack convo, I proposed there are 3 major possibilities.
1) Our data / US. If we are disbanded, leave the experience, then they cannot continue their work.
2) Their bloodline. At first I thought this might mean Horace since he seems to be the top of the bloodline, but I’m thinking this might actually be the kids of Noah and Mason. If there’s no future for the bloodline, there’s no more power in the OSDM. Frankly this possibility worries me the most.
3) Emotions. One of the edits said “Emotion readies his rising”. If we remove our emotions (much like Horace said we should) then we basically become robots and lose our humanity.I really hope we can come up with a good vulnerability that doesn’t require a negative action by MyChild. But I think we’re in a lose/lose situation here folks.
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@kevin out of the box seems the best option.
“I pledge my desire for their sacrifice and freedom”
Our desire being “playing the game”, for who’s sacrifice and freedom?
If we are not willing to sacrifice others, we must sacrifice ourselves.
How.
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Allow MyChild to release everything it can access that OSDM has on us.
We’re going to fucking sacrifice our desire, but not in the way they want.
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@kevin Indeed.
If we admit to everything, and show all of ourselves, they have nothing to hold over us.
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Look, I’m not trying to rain on anyone’s sex retreat here.
But this is just another OSDM trick. Look at how worked up everyone is. Emotion.
Nobody wants to walk away despite all of us knowing we are in a damn cult!
Right @chelsea? Am I missing something?
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It’s gotta be #1, or #2.
If their reason for existing is to collect, and utilize data, then #1 is the ticket.
If their reason for existing is to use that data to call forth Anoch, or some shit like that, then the data is just a means to achieve that particular end.
Either way, the data is the weak point in the middle.
#3 sounds unpalatable. We’re not all going to start doing the robot to starve OSDM out. Most of us are probably really bad at it. 🙁
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Damn @kevin , you want ALL the truth. I like this idea.
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@kevin I like it. We open all our books. Corrupt the data.
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Corrupt the data since it’s what OSDM lusts after the most. That’s the vulnerability.
Brb, datawarehouse.
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Gonna try to head to bed and sleep this one over. But I agree, I think WE are the vulnerability. If we are the game, then we are what matters to them. If that means all of our data being released… god I hope not… but so be it.
I think we should aim to take a poll tomorrow around lunch time. People can make any final cases, and then by tomorrow evening we should have a final decision from The One.
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So I take it Morgan and Stacey already know what the OSDM’S vulnerability is, but they just want us to guess? Or decide what we think it is? Then feed it back to MyChild and somehow that will initiate their plan?
And those who side with the OSDM will not participate in this activity, I take it.
I just don’t believe that releasing all of our “data” would do anything to hurt the OSDM? I mean how bad is the dirt they have on people? They got nothing on me. And didn’t we already expose our weaknesses for The System videos for all to see?
Vulnerability…. The state of being exposed to the possibility of attack. My guess (like @mkarrett suggested) would be Noah. He’s the black sheep of the family, the wild card, the weak link (possible non-believer) in the bloodline. Maybe his uncertainly about his family leave them open to attack?
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We are currently suggesting possible vulnerabilities on Slack. I will consolidate the options into a new forum post this afternoon to have a vote for what we believe to be their biggest vulnerability.
https://experienceschat.slack.com/archives/C6017TQET/p1506016766000085
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