Taylor Winters

Horace, buying your son a degree won’t make him live up to your expectations or be the man you want him to be. He’s a lost cause; if you want a real PhD, you have my number.

I didn’t know they gave out PhDs in Bullshit.

Welcome back @thebuz. I think you mean Wednesday, the 26th though.

Sadly, I will not be able to make it due to grad school obligations–but I would still love to buy you a drink sometime!

These are amazing. Glad this Noah is back to his Clown Price ways. I find him much more enjoyable as a chaotic force compared to a Sarah or Horace mouthpiece.

I’m not shy about my motivates. I’m in this for myself. I lust after power, influence, and authority. I want to better myself and those who stand with me. Right now, the OSDM can offer me exactly what I want, so I will support them. And with my background, I am a good piece to have on your side of the board.

But I’m not blindly loyal. The OSDM…[Read more]

@daela, so they are just being cheeky. Clever.

The video says “Back of the OOA Warehouse.”

So I’m assuming we’ll meet there on the date provided?

I’m glad they are back! I’ve really enjoyed their ciphers to date.

Also, if anyone wants to participate and needs help. Feel free to PM me here or on TMC slack. I’m happy to give you a crash course in ciphers.

Hahaha! Distractions everywhere @coryphella!

@coryphella, to me, that’s the beauty of the email they sent out. It offers multiple entry points into this experience. If you don’t like Noah, no worries because look, there’s the investors. If you don’t like them, maybe the OSDM interests you? How about iConfidant? There’s something for everyone here.

Welcome back, Noah. Looks like they’ve rebranded their clown prince into a God. Maybe now we’ll finally have a seminar.

We should always hear both sides of any story before we make an assessment. Making a snap judgement based on partial information is sometimes necessarily, but if we can take a step back, divorce ourselves from the emotions clouding our judgement, and really listen, then we will all be in a better place.

There was a model I learned about in my…[Read more]

We see a lot of focus on intelligence here.

Horace tells me to abandon my weak emotions to focus on my more logical, engineer side. Morgan recruits those with the intelligence to solve ciphers and puzzles to The Resistance. I think you hit the nail on the head. Are these two sides of the same coin or two different coins? What if The Resistance…[Read more]

There’s so many experiences these days. The usual suspects get targeted and engage. But within a few weeks, its clear if its something worthwhile or not.

Hi @coryphella, you make a good point. I should have been more specific. I wish I could have seen Learning Curve–I heard wonderful things. Some of my favorites have pushed me, made me a better person, made me stronger, or made me realize something new about myself. But others made me feel something strongly without pushing me. Thanks for always…[Read more]

In immersive experiences, there is a very fine line that must be walked in order to push participants to the point of making them grow, test friendships to the point of being strengthened, and build a community without tearing it apart. This is a brand new art form, a new frontier, that we are all journeying on together. We all will make…[Read more]

Also, for @bcbishop‘s character guide. The man with the dreadlocks, in the plaid suit jacket was named Sage. Yet when I asked the “surly” man who was younger, dressed in all black, his name, he simply replied “I didn’t give it.”

And regarding what Tim, Meghan, Pamela, Julie and I saw when they took us: they called us into the main room and had…[Read more]

@kipsie, that was me on the phone! First time I have ever been a “mysterious caller”. I tried to ask you what forum you were posting on, but they grabbed the phone before I could hear the answer.

Also, @joycecarlberg. I have to say, I’ve been loyal to the OSDM since the beginning, but not a word from you. I’m surprised. I can make myself useful…[Read more]

Thank you @daela for your thorough description! I was actually typing up my account as well, but I think you did a perfect job!

I agree 100% that they made us feel heard and validated. I really enjoyed feeling valued for my brain and my ability to solve some tough ciphers. And they were fun too! I hope there are more–I’d love to continue…[Read more]