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I don't think so, but I'm not sure.
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What's up?
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What's up?
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I don't know what that guy is going.
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What's up the purple table?
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I don't know what that guy is going to do.
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It's a... it's got a rating.
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It's got a... everything else good?
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I'm just going on this is there.
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This is a... this is an instructor.
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This is a separate... this is a
separate...
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It's just, this is... what... really a
look at what happens if you hear me.
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And this is what happens if you hear me.
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It
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looks to have everything from the day and
obviously the signs were really treated as
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the highlight.
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In Dr. McCarthy in particular,
what he was... was that you received him
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in the person.
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And he would, of course, end of the
company in the place of Dr. A.
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The following morning, June 19th,
at around 11, we assembled our mobile
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token and entered the complex.
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It was a slow start, as it was already
teaching to make it to the new app post
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following our return to the e-signer.
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And there I've had to gather some,
start a prerequisite materials for a few
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of the machines, which he carried with
them throughout the duration of our
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exploration.
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So, upon arrival, though, meaningful
change in the room, where the silence was
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apparent.
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And our general overall focus was really
on the extensive questionnaire,
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or rather I'd say the question of whether
or not a meaningful relationship existed
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between the three structures.
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But, you know, before the show,
it has walked through.
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Still, right here.
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You see, it goes straight through into
your health.
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There are now, now it's going to be fine.
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It was obviously intersecting with the
carpet, which is supported by the cementor.
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This is concrete.
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This is stuck in there, due to the impact
of this difference.
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The trees are probably terribly big,
but it's the same, same with this one.
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The smaller they are, the end of the yard,
so low, and carbon dioxide is disturbed in
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material.
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At a glance, there's what appears to be a
clear sequence, taking place across the
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room, where we're skating high, or both
decreasing as they near the back wall.
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So, firstly, we did look good to measure
all three signs, corner to corner.
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The same one came in at 1.44 meters.
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He cleared the floor, and the lowest
corner about 1.3 meters up, 7.2 was 1.
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13, 1.13, proportional.
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Those are the above floor dimensions.
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The 1.14 vertical figure was measured
along the side's upper edge.
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On the side, it remains clear of the
floor.
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That number may or may not reflect the
sign's true full height.
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We are unable to gauge how much if
anything continued below the surface.
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So, I've really had a width of 0.66
meters.
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We have been reliable time figure,
as does under half the structure was
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submerged, and we have no way to determine
the true vertical extent with them.
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The disruptive investigation we weren't
prepared to perform at that stage.
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This basically between signs 1 and 2 was 3
.47 meters between 2 and 3.26 meters,
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which was the only dimension we could take
reliably across all three days.
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So, that's what we worked with.
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The consecutive ratios were 0.785 and 0
.584.
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So, you know, constant multiplicative
relationship.
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The repetitive differences were 0.31 and 0
.47 meters.
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Also, not equal and increasing.
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The decreasing.
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So, the constant difference, either.
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This basic ratio was 3.26 over 3.47.
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So, 0.94 was a close enough to suggest
them regularity, but we couldn't say
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whether it's related to the scale progression
or coincidental at that sample size.
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Ronald spent some time with the data on
there, and I moved on to the maximum survey.
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We took a sample from each sign,
corrugated point properly.
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So, straighten through the ropes.
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So, the surfacing appeared to be screen
-printed, all pretty consistent from what
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I understand with standard retail
production.
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The hanging wire was steel.
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So, across the board, nothing abnormal to
note.
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At least, nothing we found with the
equipment that we had on hand.
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We then made an horizontal cut along the
floor plane at the base of sign 2,
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free of the upper portion.
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and what remained in the floor was a flush
silhouette of the signs continuing
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material visible at the surface level with
the ground material, the carpet and the
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concrete.
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Probably the material becomes
indistinguishable from the concrete itself
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within about a centimeter of the surface.
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Whatever the transition looks like below
that point, we couldn't determine what
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they had.
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The question we were ultimately working
through at that point was, whether the
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three signs were instances of the same
structure or independent objects that
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happened to share of any country design.
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But the shared side would meet the print,
the text layout, the color all
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reproducible from a template.
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Not particularly novel.
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What we were looking for, we were features
of template that couldn't account for
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every physical object is going to
accumulate microscaling protection.
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This minor surface scratches, tooling,
or small inconsistencies in the substrate
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where the extrusion process wasn't
uniform.
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So we found that the scene might perfectly
perfections appear across all three signs
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that proportional positions, indicating
that they were printed from the same
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template, but were instances of the same
physical object.
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We just did not pack everything up in time
to move along with Dr. McCarthy.
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He wedged and retrieved the power saw from
our cart, seeking to dissect a portion of
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the back wall.
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He reasoned that getting the visible turn
to hide and patterns facing between signs
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and wasn't out of the question that a
fourth sign based it just inside or beyond
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the wall.
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I don't have any grip on it, you got it?
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Slow, slow, slow, slow.
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This was quite a bit smaller than the
wall.
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This is compact, I think it's not quite
the next trip.
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What's water?
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What?
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No, no, no.
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No, no, no.
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I don't know.
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Okay.
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So, wait.
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So, let's go.
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Let's go.
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Okay, we'll be able to circle back with
the others and the base.
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It was funny that it's behind,
but we have to keep moving.
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You can sit back with the others,
drop off the stuff, and if we can come
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back with like 5, 10, 20 people.
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This is stupid.
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You know this is stupid, aren't you?
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You can't tell me where you're at.
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You can tell me.
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You can find it.
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You can find it.
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You can find it.
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You can find it.
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You can see it.
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Oh, God.
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Oh, God.
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Well, that's... yeah.
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Okay, that's... it's a man again.
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It's like a... it's like a man again and
a... the steering wheel, and the ship
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steering wheel, though.
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It feels more like... it's different.
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You're dead.
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Any other things?
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You have more signs?
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Any other things?
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It's a... it's a like...
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it's a cheaper sensor.
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What's... what's gonna... what's gonna...
what's gonna... I'm really wondering.
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And we see these, uh, two, these,
like... continents.
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It's like...
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a box.
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Yeah, there's a... a whole bunch of new
routes over there, guys.
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Well, it's... it's still like we should be
going back now, right?
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I mean... this is it.
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This is it.
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This is it.
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This is it.
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You know, it's time to keep an input to
it.
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It's like more steering wheel.
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wheel.
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It's good.
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It's good.
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It's good.
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I don't... I don't really want to check it
out before being honest.
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I don't know.
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I know.
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I know.
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I know.
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I know.
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I don't think it's good.
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It's good.
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It's good.
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It's good.
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It's a bit different before it's serviced.
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You know, that way that we're getting
mixed on
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it.
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Martin's studying with us, please.
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It's... it's good.
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It's... it's just... okay.
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It's a... it's a... it's a... it's a...
it's a... it's a... it's a... it's a...
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it's a... it's a...
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a...
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