"(photo: Seth Wenig/AP. caption:Code Talkers Samuel Holiday, right, Joe Vandever, center, and Frank Chee Willetto look over the USS Intrepid after a birthday celebration for the Marine Corp in New York, Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2009. The young Navajo Marines, using secret Navajo language-encrypted military terms, helped the U.S. prevail at Iwo Jima and other World War II Pacific battles. The Navajo Code Talkers are in New York to march in the Veterans Day Parade and drum up support for a museum that will preserve their story.)"
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.;. We only knew there was a need for an archive hidden, kept intact. A secret mirror, a monolith sculpted in shadows, a totem of code, data accreted across decades. Text at first, then picture, audio.. footage came later than you'd believe, storage space wasn't as much the issue as cross-referencing. Then biological information, digitized samples... encrypted of course, all of it.
| And the phones, we burned our bridges over time, but at the start it was a salvaged system 70 and a piggy-backed phone trunk spliced into our network. a wormhole.. an echo into the vastness of the net as it grew.. and we, at the beginning, its only senses... we are in control of culture well, for the most part. Darkstar,everything is amplified, and the mainstream media has been the framework around which the amature and autur - the outsideering occur. But we are in control of culture. We are generating it -- and including information, we are designing it. we are growing in it, and it grows out of us. This culture has a language, and the syntax of that language has a structure of its own - that language, grammar and all, is myth. To engage with myth in an active way is to embrace a narrative apprehension. |
Signs, not things, are all we see..

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