remote encephalography my ass
April 26, 2004
jesus, alias has reached a new low.
on tonight’s episode the CIA needed to find someone but wasn’t having any luck. however they did have a brainwave scan spit out by a wooden box (don’t ask). no sooner than i asked myself “how the crap can you find someone using only a brainwave scan” did someone invent “remote encephalography.” yeah, remotely reading someone’s brainwaves. how remotely? from space.
seems the DoD had a project that built a satellite network for situations just like these, and by the time sloan had finished explaining the theory to sydney they’d already pinpointed the location. and by pinpointed i mean in chechnya, in a labor camp, under an alias, and in sector C. damn, that was fast.
ha. big freakin’ ha.
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