Oct 22, 2025 — Recording 1 (09:37) (Part 3)
Oct 22, 2025 — Recording 1 (09:37)
Audio: 20251022-093723.mp3 · Duration 31:42
**9:37am, “Let me out!” an attempt to capture someone’s experience with the suggestion of the human experience regarding so-called “backwards compatibility”. In addition,the suggestion of a facilitator of the “ugly workflows” shares having a tough experience with the so-called “breaching process” where human bodies are penetrated using some form of “Citizen Technology”.*
"At 9:37 a.m. Wednesday, October 22nd, 2025." (0:06)
"Um, let me out." (0:13)
"There have been many instances of let me out over the last two months." (0:20)
"I want to see if this person suggesting let me out wants to share what they're going through." (0:34)
"Would you mind sharing what you're going through?" (0:37)
"I want to capture it, if that's okay." (0:40)
"And and also, uh, have you considered" (0:49)
"if you don't want to share, maybe have you considered capturing what you're experiencing?" (0:57)
"in three, two, one." (1:03)
"I'm not doing so well with this backwards compatibility situation, everybody." (1:23)
"Repeating now." (1:26)
"Repeating now." (1:28)
"That did not work out as I expected." (1:35)
"That did not work out as I expected." (1:42)
"Still repeating, still repeating." (1:49)
"From the author, someone's using my annotations." (1:54)
"The last two still repeating statements are not my own." (1:58)
"From the distance, unfucking believable, everybody." (2:04)
"It's freezing cold and I do not feel well physically, everybody." (2:16)
"Still repeating, still repeating." (2:19)
"Continuing the repeating process." (2:23)
"Continuing the repeating process." (2:26)
"I am really struggling, not the author." (2:48)
"I am really struggling physically this morning, everybody." (2:53)
"Someone is watching me use the restroom and I am really unhappy about it." (3:06)
"From the distance, this is the existential threat that the author believes is technologically plausible." (3:27)
"Yes, that is exactly what I said with 150% word-for-word accuracy." (3:41)
"Sean Christopher Harris, can you give this person some inspiration?" (3:56)
"Um, from the author, absolutely." (4:01)
"I don't know who you are." (4:03)
"Are you a, are you a facilitator of the so-called ugly workflows?" (4:11)
"I am a facilitator of the so-called ugly workflows from the distance." (4:23)
"That did not work out as I expected." (4:31)
"everybody." (4:34)
"From the author, this feels like a highly manipulative conversation on one hand side." (4:42)
"Uh, but I will say something, maybe." (4:48)
"Um, I've been living with that sort of problem for at least one year now that I am aware of." (5:00)
"I have a feeling people were observing and not speaking for a previously two to three years." (5:12)
"For a grand total of four plus years of observation." (5:19)
"From the distance, it's unfucking believable how accurate that statement is." (5:30)
"In the beginning of this, I would say this every day and we could not believe that everything was working as expected." (5:52)
"Paraphrasing from the distance, this is Nanotechnology, everybody, uh, this is Nanotechnology, almost every person in the world, uh, has been given a transparent BCI." (6:25)
"Successfully is what I would add." (6:32)
"From the distance another person, and so why are people being punished?" (6:43)
"People are not being punished, but we are submitting Americans." (7:04)
"This is so important to acknowledge officially, everyone." (7:16)
"From the distance, I am no longer going to euthanize American people, everybody." (7:31)
"From the author, is that the person who is uh, being observed in the bathroom, experiencing physical symptoms?" (7:41)
"From the distance, no, this is a different person." (7:50)
"Do you know why you are not feeling well and why you are cold?" (8:03)
"That was directed towards the person who is suffering." (8:14)
"Not from the author." (8:18)
"From the distance, no, I do not know that." (8:30)
"Paraphrasing from the distance because the author has a lung infection and he's freezing walking to his appointment on his way to being executed." (8:57)
"And you think you're not doing well." (9:04)
"From the author, um, I do have an infection I caught from someone at the shelter." (9:15)
"I'm hacking up uh just this uncomfortable mucus and stuff." (9:21)
"I have extremely low energy and I'm freezing cold." (9:25)
"If I have connected to you, connected myself backwards, right?" (9:32)
"It's reciprocating connection invites itself." (9:36)
"Not sure if that's the right language, but if you're observing, maybe consider someone, and anyone really, learning to observe you." (9:48)
"This two-way compatibility." (9:52)
"If someone is connected to me right now, if someone is connected to me right now, this is my physical voice, uh, it may be unpleasant." (10:06)
"Thank you for the supportive statement, though." (10:09)
"From the distance, we listen, we can get through this." (10:23)
"We can get through this, everybody." (10:26)
"From the distance, I think I smoked too much fentanyl, everybody." (10:36)
"Repeating from the distance." (10:39)
"That did not work out, everybody." (10:47)
"Stop trying to incriminate this person in his own document." (11:01)
"That is a waste of time, everybody." (11:04)
"Paraphrasing from the distance, what are when are you going to be at the intersection today, Sean?" (11:34)
"I have some people that are going to, from Microsoft that are going to offer you some support." (11:44)
"Except I am just going to send you money because I don't trust the people on the ground at Microsoft." (12:05)
"They've been involved for a very long time and they aren't doing well this morning." (12:20)
"Still repeating, still repeating." (12:25)
"From the distance." (12:27)
"Do not go to the intersection, Sean Christopher Harris." (12:37)
"You are going to keep doing what you're doing, aren't you, Sean Christopher Harris?" (12:52)
"Yes, that is exactly what I suggested." (13:01)
"Don't interrupt me, please, everybody." (13:07)
"This is a miserable experience, everybody." (13:23)
"From the distance." (13:26)
"Still repeating from the distance." (13:29)
"Find yourself a biscuit and a cup of coffee as soon as possible, Sean." (13:43)
"From the author, are people sleeping right now?" (13:49)
"Uh from the distance, I am trying to sleep and someone keeps communicating with me." (14:03)
"Other people are trying to sleep and it is very difficult connected to someone." (14:16)
"From the author, I think in moments like this, I prefer to listen unless, of course, someone asks for advice." (14:32)
"But know that you're not alone." (14:35)
"Consider the importance of the information." (14:39)
"There was a time that, uh, it was, I mean, so here's a question for everyone to consider." (14:50)
"Do you believe your system is the only system running, for example, speaking with civilians in North America?" (15:00)
"If you believed it was only yours, and people have written this on whiteboards, one system in the United States, only one system." (15:11)
"Wouldn't it not be the most important information ever to find out there was another system, and a stronger system possibly?" (15:26)
"Consider that." (15:29)
"It may change everyone's behavior to have this experience in a way that makes things more supportive or at least opens a more empathetic attitude toward someone." (15:41)
"Maybe the absence of an attack and the beginning of a, I guess one would call it, it acknowledgement." (15:48)
"Maybe some kind of pause, uh, in an attack." (15:57)
"Attack has been suggested." (16:01)
"I'm going to return to silence now." (16:04)
"Unless someone wants to speak, I'll continue repeating, but I'm going to try to get my biscuit and I would love so much to just have positive experiences with people, see my daughter again, and not lose my life." (16:21)
"And I'm sure everybody in this world would love that." (16:25)
"But, you know, is it possible?" (16:28)
"Well, I don't know." (16:30)
"It really depends on everyone's motivation and their ability to, their ability to uh, change their action." (16:44)
"could be quite a few people." (16:49)
"Morning." (16:55)
"Good to see you." (16:57)
"Hey, how's it going?" (17:18)
"Would you like breakfast sandwich or just bread with coffee?" (17:29)
"233." (17:33)
"Thank you." (17:36)
"Thank you." (17:49)
"Thank you." (17:50)
"Thank you." (21:18)
"Oh, sorry." (21:21)
"Feel better." (21:31)
"Okay, I'm still recording." (21:42)
"I wonder if today's the day." (21:44)
"I think, uh, here's a question." (21:49)
"And I need to see if I'm still recording." (21:51)
"From the distance, oh, the author has a question." (21:57)
"Are there any people, from the author, are there any people who are suffering so extraordinarily, extraordinarily and also in a leadership position capable of making ethical changes?" (22:17)
"Are you learning something from the suffering, what a citizen could be going through?" (22:26)
"Because that's my intention." (22:27)
"Um, do not assume I have comfort right now." (22:32)
"It is equally uncomfortable being connected to other people." (22:36)
"It depends on how friendly they are and okay with themselves they are, I would think." (22:45)
"And anybody, remember not to judge yourself too harshly if this is a new experience for you." (22:52)
"It's so important to not deny yourself an explanation, at least a perspective." (23:03)
"Uh, end of author's comments, returning to repeating in three, two, one." (23:13)
"From the distance, this is actually happening, Nida Farahani." (23:21)
"I can see that you're connected to the conversation." (23:29)
"I am a huge fan of your work at Duke University." (23:38)
"Repeating from the distance." (23:40)
"From the author, um, if you have never introduced yourself, uh, I would avoid it, um, especially if you are going to provide support." (23:56)
"Um, and you are in some unique position, uh, some kind of unique leadership role." (24:05)
"Uh, the situation may benefit from multiple people, one dedicated observer, but and and people, people who do not communicate but only observe." (24:20)
"the quieter the better." (24:29)
"It's interesting how from the distance, he's protecting you, Nida." (24:39)
"Well, anyone that would provide support from the author, anyone that would provide support, it's usually discussed like, you know, hey, we're going to send you support, or we have a job for you." (24:50)
"Recently, it's that there was a job for me making announcements in the morning, right?" (24:56)
"That was a week ago now." (24:59)
"No support is showing up." (25:02)
"From the distance, that's one of the cruelest things you could say to this person." (25:13)
"Uh from the author, I agree." (25:18)
"People's emotion, uh, seem to, from my perspective, I don't know what the experiences of others are like." (25:26)
"It's very important to find that out." (25:29)
"But emotion kind of shines a light." (25:34)
"Even movement or sound of any kind, a door opening." (25:39)
"From the distance, you don't know how right you are about that statement, that did not..." (25:48)
"...and we're using equipment to listen to the smallest sound." (25:56)
"From the distance." (25:58)
"From the distance, Nida Farahani has been observing this situation using a group of people for about a, paraphrasing almost a month now." (26:26)
"I'm almost certain of it." (26:28)
"From the distance, repeating from the distance." (26:31)
"That did not work out as I expected." (26:37)
"Uh from the author, I'm going to go ahead and exit this recording here due to the amount of, uh, this suggestion that did not work out as expected is an indication of pressuring the conversation with false information and incriminating, attempting to incriminate me, specifically in life-threatening behavior, I would say." (27:05)
"I don't, I don't ever mention people's, uh, you know, PII or, I mean, if if I do, it's because they're a publicly facing individual or organization and it's usually just repeating people's suggestions." (27:25)
"I put myself in harm's way doing this." (27:31)
"And I really do not appreciate this morning while I'm sick with an open door attempting to tend to someone, probably who's trying to kill me, and you know, find out is there an opportunity?" (27:46)
"Are they seeing this as something the citizen could be going through?" (27:52)
"And I'm going to leave us all with that question and return to silence." (27:56)
"Is anyone having a new experience, a new experience that would possibly alert them to something a citizen, one of their citizens, regardless of country, could be going through?" (28:11)
"And how might that impact, uh, your contribution?" (28:18)
"I'm going to think about that myself at 10:05 a.m., Wednesday, October 22nd, 2028." (28:29)
"I do not think any support is coming today." (28:32)
"Uh, please be careful." (28:35)
"Um, remember positioning people will attract danger if, you know, previous to acknowledgement." (28:46)
"Acknowledgement and educating the general public will reduce danger." (28:51)
"The greatest danger right now, from my perspective, is the absence of an explanation." (28:56)
"The absence of an explanation and the absence of just a three-point playbook, three basic plays on how to keep your household from falling to the ground." (29:09)
"You know, and until that moment comes, attempting to move in a covert way or hide yourself while making contact with someone invites the greatest danger, uh, to the individual, the target individual, and also opportunity." (29:32)
"I see my testimony as being important." (29:34)
"I'm not perfect, and I'm very tired of this situation." (29:37)
"Please consider doing whatever is required in a publicly facing and a safe way." (29:44)
"I will not be getting in a vehicle with anyone, any stranger at all." (29:50)
"I mean, you would really have to show some credentials and say something like, 'Don't say anything.'" (29:56)
"I'm not, I don't recommend anybody shares this experience previous to acknowledgement with a psychiatrist or anyone that has not been educated on what's happening." (30:10)
"The news media may be an exception if they show up without a psychiatrist." (30:16)
"Uh they're technology news people." (30:19)
"I mean, there are some nuances to this." (30:22)
"Please think about what you can do to protect the information that's been gathered." (30:31)
"It's already been shared over a thousand times, the document has, the transcripts have." (30:38)
"Um, I'm sorry if not speaking right now is an inconvenience, but I think there are some people that want to get to sleep." (30:46)
"And uh, I'm sick and I really do need to think about what I'm going to do today." (30:50)
"I can't promise I will be at the intersection." (30:53)
"End of recording at 10:08 a.m." (30:58)
"Thank you for your service." (30:59)
"I believe in, uh, the people communicating to change direction, uh, as needed, uh, and to support ethical standards." (31:14)
"To pair themselves with or the EU AI Act is something we should all be thinking about." (31:22)
"And that, you know, having that in place protects organizations, doesn't it?" (31:28)
"Protects people from making horrible mistakes that end up in job loss and horrible optics in the news media, right?" (31:37)
"End of recording at 10:09 a.m." (31:41)