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[courtknee]

You could be right Deanodon.

For my own reference so I can drop this notebook...

[mbkp]

Sorry, busy morning.

[GalvanicSpiral]

OK, I think I will combine all the info we have so far into a single unified post that should be pretty easy for newbies to find and understand if they want to jump into this thing. Spoiler'd for anyone who wants to solve it for themselves.

To all those who did the work to compile all this in the first place: Thanks!

[swift360]

Good work on the summary

And I was just "hired" as a Researcher...

[swift360]

Assignment 1 for Temp Employees

[GalvanicSpiral]

Thanks Swift360! I couldn't have done it without a bit of help from the others here, though. I am not organized enough to do all that from scratch.

I got the email too. I think I will go with a fictional bio. Using a fictional name like Milo Polonicus, I don't think anyone would believe a truthful bio; College Student, Video Game Player, All around "Knowledge Nerd". No, I don't think that will do at all...

[Magicbones]

heart attack

[spionchen]

I like that we seem to be getting going now. I'm also happy to say that I have been officially hired as a Test Subject (zombie-to-be?). For my bio, I think I'll go with the embellished reality tactic. Think they'll buy a NASA astronaut, PhD in Astrophysics, working from a secret moon base? ... Maybe I'll tone it down a notch.

-Trinity

[swift360]

Posted Bio

[GalvanicSpiral]

OK, I got mine all figured out. Here it is for all to see:

Milo Polonicus was born in Athens, Greece in 1974. As a child, he always had an interest in life's biggest questions, and he always felt that his destiny was to answer them as best he could.

He began his academic journey in 1992, when he was accepted to the University of Athens to pursue a Doctorate in Biochemistry. While he was there, he found himself becoming interested in Philosophy, and decided to double Major in Biochemistry and Philosophy.

His doctoral thesis, titled "Ethics in Medicine: Stepping Stone, or Stumbling Block?", was considered by the faculty and his peers to be one of the best examples of thoughtful consideration of the positives and negatives of medical ethics, and earned him a seat on the Council of Regents at the university in 2002.

In 2005, he moved to the United States to pursue research pertaining to ethical practices in medicine, and is known for outing the unethical behavior of several top institutions.

In 2009, he applied for and was granted a temporary research position at the Institute for the Future of Medicine, and is enthusiastic about being at the forefront of medical breakthroughs.


EDIT: It's been posted! Yay!

[courtknee]

I don't know how I missed this before, but back on page 2 of this thread Denodon posted an email reply which was a press release. At the bottom of the press release he mentioned there was white text which when revealed stated the following:

[swift360]

Tweet from Matthew

[Magicbones]

I like the whole brothers idea, and as for this new tweet, I think Matt is going to give us the last hint for this last post

And im looking at the updated Bio's right now, I dont see a test subject up there, I think im going to file a complant, or protest

[Ript]

Hey all. Just sent in my Bio.

I guess I picked the wrong week to work extra hours. No swag for me.

Just wanted to drop a line and say Congrats to everyone for figuring everything out so fast. Good work all.

And as far as there being two sides. I think I'm going to play just the side for the institute. Maybe if the PM hasn't planned the whole thing out, we can effect the outcome of the game.

Keep up the good work all.

Ript

[courtknee]