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Narrator: In July 4th, 1947, a strange flying object dropped | Narrator: In July 4th, 1947, a strange flying object dropped into a desert in New Mexico, USA. | ||
Narrator: Even now, its identity has not been ascertained. | Narrator: Even now, its identity has not been ascertained. | ||
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Lain: Who | Lain: Who was it? | ||
Lain: Who | Lain: Who was it? | ||
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Narrator: Roscoe Hillenketter, who was the director of the CIA when the Roswell incident happened, was the chief of the 12 people. | Narrator: Roscoe Hillenketter, who was the director of the CIA when the Roswell incident happened, was the chief of the 12 people. | ||
Narrator: | Narrator: It is well known now that President Truman's signature was copied from another document. | ||
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Ear: I see, then, since when have we been here? | Ear: I see, then, since when have we been here? | ||
Ear: I know we | Ear: I know we didn't start existing at the beginning of this world. | ||
Eye: That's nothing to be concerned about! | Eye: That's nothing to be concerned about! | ||
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Narrator: John C. Lilly explored the human unconscious an experiment with sensory deprivation by using drugs and an isolation tank. | Narrator: John C. Lilly explored the human unconscious in an experiment with sensory deprivation by using drugs and an isolation tank. | ||
Narrator: He thought that he was connected to something like an existence in space. | Narrator: He thought that he was connected to something like an existence in space. | ||
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Taro: ! | Taro: ! | ||
Lain: It | Lain: It was you, Taro, right? | ||
Lain(w): You're one of the Knights, aren't you? | Lain(w): You're one of the Knights, aren't you? | ||
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Lain(w): The only other me with a body only appeared in the club. | Lain(w): The only other me with a body only appeared in the club. | ||
Lain(w): It would | Lain(w): It would have been enough just to modify the memories of people who were there. | ||
Taro: I can't... | Taro: I can't... | ||
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Taro: It wasn't me... | Taro: It wasn't me... | ||
Taro: But I know that the data that JJ receives | Taro: But I know that the data that JJ receives can have such effects. | ||
Lain(w): If I install this chip, what will happen to me? | Lain(w): If I install this chip, what will happen to me? | ||
Lain(w): Would I suicide? Or would I go insane? | Lain(w): Would I commit suicide? Or would I go insane? | ||
Taro: I don't know. I'm too young to be a formal member of Knights. I'm only... | Taro: I don't know. I'm too young to be a formal member of Knights. I'm only... | ||
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Taro: You're strange. That's why the Knights are interested in you. | Taro: You're strange. That's why the Knights are interested in you. | ||
Taro: Knights fight in order to make the only truth real. | Taro: Knights fight in order to make the only truth become real. | ||
Lain: I don't understand. What's the only truth? | Lain: I don't understand. What's the only truth? | ||
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Taro: Truth is justice because it is true. | Taro: Truth is justice because it is true. | ||
Taro: Don't you | Taro: Don't you find it convincing? | ||
Taro: Don't you also want such a truth? | Taro: Don't you also want such a truth? | ||
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Narrator: Ted Nelson, who learned from heretic pioneers Vannevar Bush and John C. Lilly, | Narrator: Ted Nelson, who learned from heretic pioneers Vannevar Bush and John C. Lilly, | ||
Narrator: made a plan for a digital library in orbit that can be used anywhere on earth through electromagnetic waves and a telephone network. | Narrator: made a plan for a digital library in orbit that can be used anywhere on earth through electromagnetic waves and a telephone network. | ||
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Narrator: Eiri Masami was a chief research worker in Tachibana Labs. | Narrator: Eiri Masami was a chief research worker in Tachibana Labs. | ||
Narrator: He | Narrator: He caused the theory about Earth's neural network to progress. | ||
Narrator: He advocated that every human's unconscious should be connected to a wireless network without devices through the Schumann effect. | Narrator: He advocated that every human's unconscious should be connected to a wireless network without devices through the Schumann effect. | ||
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Narrator: When Tachibana Labs found out, they fired him. | Narrator: When Tachibana Labs found out, they fired him. | ||
Narrator: One week later, Eiri's corpse was found run over and killed | Narrator: One week later, Eiri's corpse was found run over and killed on the railway on Yamanote line. | ||
Newspaper: Mr. Eiri Masami | Newspaper: Mr. Eiri Masami | ||
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(Adapted from [http://lain.angelic-trust.net/rumors/09protocol_en.txt] and from memory.) | (Adapted from [http://lain.angelic-trust.net/rumors/09protocol_en.txt] and from memory. Originally translated by Keisuke Shindo.) | ||
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