The ELI Event B007R5LTNS

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    THERE’S NO AIRPORT IN COLBY, SO YOU WILL HAVE TO TAKE A BUS OUT OF TOWN. STAND BY, I’M GETTING THAT DATA NOW.
    GREYHOUND BUS LINES PURCHASE CONFIRMATION TKT#: 825305619 ORIG: COLBY, KS 7:25A DEST: DENVER, CO 10:52A FARE: $43.00 PYMT: AMEX 3728-423546-71008 EXDT: 08/14 THANKS FOR CHOOSING GREYHOUND
    OK, MY FRIEND, YOU ARE ON YOUR WAY. WHEN YOU ARRIVE AT THE BUS STATION, GO TO A PAY TELEPHONE AND CALL ME COLLECT. YOU WILL HAVE TO TAKE A TAXI TO YOUR NEXT STOP. I WILL TELL YOU ABOUT IT WHEN YOU GET TO DENVER.
    but i dont have any money for a cab
    SOME MONEY WILL BE WAITING FOR YOU. ASK THE TICKET AGENT IN THE BUS STATION.
    ok if you say so
    YOU’LL BE FINE. YOU JUST HAVE TIME TO MAKE THE BUS. GO NOW, BEFORE THEY FIND YOU.
    ok bye
    ERROR 31 PATH AJ/225/991/388 NODE 445
    [CONTEXT BEGINS] A possible vector complication involving electron suppression may arise when there is more than one class of suppression occurring simultaneously. If the subspace of C(i) and the subspace of C(j) are sufficiently orthogonal, the object vector may be compromised. Specifically, this may occur where the primed coordinates are those along the optimal coordinate axes RX(a) = B/x N(s-i) K(a,i) W(N(s+i)) / N(a,j) T(K(a,i)) and CY(a) = O/x N(s+i) K(i,a) W(N(s-i)) / N(j,a) T(K(i,a)) thereby allowing minor reciprocative instability to enter the subspace defined by the union of C(i) and C(j). This instability is considered highly unlikely and marginally affects the spectrum of the object vector expanding it by a factor of .004, or four one-thousandths. [CONTEXT ENDS]
    [CORRECTION BEGINS] A definite vector complication involving electron suppression will arise when there is more than one class of suppression occurring simultaneously. If the subspace of C(i) and the subspace of C(j) are sufficiently orthogonal, the object vector will be compromised. Specifically, this will occur where the primed coordinates are those along the optimal coordinate axes RX(a) = B/x N(s-i) K(a,i) W(N(a+j))| / N(a,j) T(K(s,j)) and CY(a) = O/x N(s+i) K(i,a) W(N(a-j))| / N(j,a) T(K(j,s)) thereby allowing major reciprocative instability to enter the subspace defined by the union of C(i) and C(j). This instability is considered highly likely and significantly affects the spectrum of the object vector expanding it by a factor of approximately 4000 . [CORRECTION ENDS]
    ...STANZA HE INDICATES A TOTAL DISREGARD FOR SUPPOSED WRONGS IMPOSED ON HIM BY OTHERS. THIS REAFFIRMS HIS INDEPENDENCE AND AT THE SAME TIME RESTATES HIS DECISION TO ACCEPT RESPONSIBILITY FOR HIS ACTIONS.
    Thank you, ELI. That’s quite a good analysis.
    . . .
    Kelly and Wheeler looked at each other, then at the screen, then back at each other. Finally, she spoke. “What the hell was that?”
    “Your guess is as good as mine. I don’t think it’s random interference, though.”
    “Definitely not. That was part of a conversation Eli was having with someone.”
    “Yes, and that error definition format—path, node, context, corrections—that was a bit too familiar for comfort. It’s E-L-One’s usual error reporting method.”
    “That’s not all that was familiar. The American Express card number …”
    “What about it?”
    “It’s mine.”
    Wheeler sat back, scratching his head. “What in the holy hell is going on here?”
    Kelly shook her head, then angled it towards the door. Wheeler took the cue, and they walked to the coffee room in silence. When Kelly had poured them two fresh cups, she hopped up onto the counter beside the sink and sat, looking at Wheeler. He leaned tiredly against the opposite wall, holding his cup carefully with both hands. He felt awful.
    “That was a clever trick, having him replay the conversation,” she said. “We’d never have seen that extra stuff otherwise.”
    “It was just a guess. The interesting part is, he obviously didn’t even know it was on the screen.”
    “I suppose you’ve considered just asking him about it.”
    “Oh, yeah. I figure it’s a lose-lose deal.”
    “How so?”
    “Well, if he doesn’t know he’s doing it, then he can’t tell us anything. If he does know he’s doing it, but doesn’t want us to know, he’ll just suppress it even further.”
    “Suppress it? You mean lie?” she asked, a grin spreading across her face. “That’s a very emotional behavior, don’t you think, Dr. Wheeler?”
    He winced. He knew she had him, but argued the point anyway. “And that’s a very anthropomorphic