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JOB
Could you please dig a little a deeper to find out where the Termination Centers are located?
JOB
How do you say “work makes you healthy” in German?
There’s a certain alarming resemblance here to those malignant fibrils that float around in the background of Alphonse.
Reminds me of the yarn scene in A Beautiful Mind and just as crazy.
Thanks JOB.
That WAS real, you know!
JOB
What “WAS” real? Are you saying that diagram IS real? There is no “WAS” in government.
The diagram has its own ontological issues to work out, of course, but I was referring to the yarn scene in the Russell Crowe movie.
I’m in on the idea that this is supposed to be what a schizophrenic with an imaginary friend is supposed to look like. But I saw. I saw what he saw. It was REAL!
JOB