EarthCom - “the New Global Network”
Copyright 1989 Walt Perko
EarthCom Satellite System (ECSATS – est. 1998)
Scene
01:
‘Ol Joe
is drinking a glass of orange juice eating his breakfast at the kitchen table
in his home. His wife if just putting some
fresh hot toast on a plate for him. ‘Ol
Joe/Jane is reading the newspaper as he talks to his wife.
‘Ol
Joe: Ya know, no matter how much people
cry about the lack of privacy, how our digital identities are sold and re-sold
dozens of times everyday, they just aren’t going to get any control of their
digital identities nor will they ever get paid for its use.
‘Ol
Joe’s wife: I don’t know why people
bother. If they just watch their own
business they will see any crime in progress involving their identity and
finances and only have to report it to ECSATS fraud division. They can track down the criminals in a
matter of a few day’s and the problem is solved.
‘Ol
Joe: Well, that might be true, but do
you even check your portfolio once a week even? For all you know, there could be ten jerks out there shopping-up
a storm with your identity.
‘Ol
Joe’s wife: I’m not worried. Once a month when I get my credit bill I can
give it a once-over and know I’m okay.
‘Ol
Joe: I guess I’d better get to
work. (‘Ol Joe gets up, walks to
another den like room open to the living room and sits in a really cool,
comfortable massage chair. He puts on a
pair of data-gloves and a VR HMD.)
Scene
02: Basic VR environment for film ...
‘Ol Joe finds the suspect node. Query’s
his AI terminal to see it’s reported as a small company transferring personnel
files … seems to be too many files.
Scene
03: ’Ol Joe talks to his wife about
the suspect node.
Scene
04: ‘Ol Joe talks to some friends about
the suspect node.
Scene
05: Basic VR again and he changes his
wallpaper scene in VR from pleasant grass ‘n trees to cool animated computer
graphics. Checks up on suspect node to
see it’s still much busier than normal for a small computer company.
Scene
06: Special conference with his primary
manager to discuss suspect node while at work in VR
Scene
07: Finds node again, but its ID had
been “shadowed” by a false ID so he files another report to his manager on the
AI terminal.
Scene
08: ‘Ol Joe’s manager reprimands him
for poking around a node for a small business transferring personnel files …
‘Ol Joe argues his point that there’s something wrong but his boss say’s leave
it alone.
Scene
09: ‘Ol Joe talks to his wife about the
suspect node and his boss’ comments to leave it alone … stay away. He wants to go over his managers head about
the problem to get it properly investigated.
His wife warns him this could cause trouble.
Scene
10: ‘Ol Joe goes to his company office
to talk in-person to his manager’s boss about the suspect node and that his
manager seems to be either side-stepping the issue or covering up
something. His manager’s boss say’s
it’s a small company thing and his AI terminal made an incorrect report, and so
it’s no big deal … forget it.
Scene
11: ‘Ol Joe again talks to his wife how
the boss seems to be covering up something … this small company thing just
doesn’t seem right.
Scene
12: ‘Ol Joe’s back at work in VR. He has his AI terminal pass info from the node
and about the node to his home system for evidence gathering.
Scene
13: ‘Ol Joe’s boss’ see his
accumulation of evidence and begin retaliation tactics to try and fuzz-up his
data so it’s not usable.
Scene
14: ‘Ol Joe goes to his managers boss once
again to try and show the evidence that things are not right and something
ought to be done. His managers boss
say’s he’s personally checked it out and it is like he said before, his AI
terminal is getting incorrect data from the suspect node and he doesn’t have
anything to worry about.
Scene
15: ‘Ol Joe back again in VR at work,
walking his beat and discussing the situation with some other Net
engineers. They decide to meet in
private to protect themselves and discuss details of how to investigate the
suspect node.
Scene
16: ‘Ol Joe meets the other Net
engineers who bring along programmers and other Net engineers who suspect all
isn’t right with the control and authority of the EarthCom management. They all decide what their “handles” will be
for their own personal security on the Net.
Scene
17: ‘Ol Joe greetz the Net engineers
and programmers in VR. Programmers are
re-programming ‘Ol Joe’s AI terminal to have a higher security access level so
‘Ol Joe can gather even more info on the suspect node while the other Net
engineers ‘n programmers begin to trace it’s true physical address and
attributes.
Scene
18: ‘Ol Joe and the Net engineers ‘n
programmers have all their data and evidence … they’ve crossed referenced the
data to missing and deceased people world-wide. They still don’t know what it means, but decide to meet again at
“Berfunkle Wornut’s” house to decide how to continue.
Scene
19: On his way to “Berfunkle Wornut’s”
house, ‘Ol Joe riding on the BART through the West Oakland BART station looks
down on the ratty rag-torn neighborhood.
Scene
20: Everybody in the group meet at
“Berfunkle Wornut’s” house and plan to visit the physical address one evening
to see what’s there.
Scene
21: Riding together on the BART to the
West Oakland BART station they look down on the ratty rag-torn
neighborhood. They see the local folk
out ‘n about, on their front porches trying to keep cool from the summer heat,
kids playing in the streets etc…
Scene
22: Getting off the BART and assembling
in the parking lot with a few others who drove their cars ‘n vans to the
meeting place.
Scene
23: It’s really dark, most of the kids
are inside homes as is the other folks have gone in to watch TV etc… ‘Ol Joe
and the Net engineers ‘n programmers quietly move along the streets looking for
the address of the house the suspect node was traced to. They have bio-scanners, night-vision scopes
as well as an EMF/LAN scanner to aid their search. They find the house, see the LAN actually does go into the home
on a high-capacity line strung on the local telephone poles from the BART
station. The goto the house, looke it
up ‘n down and all around deciding it seems empty by visual search and scanner
searches. They knock on the front door
but there is no answer. The push open
the old broken door and enter a seemingly empty structure quietly walking
through the house looking for clues.
Scene
24: One of the Net engineers pulls-up
an old bit of carpet and finds a knothole through the floor with a dim blue
light coming up through. They all look
closer at the old wooden floor and decide they can see the faint blue light in
several places in the cracks in the floor.
So they pull-up a floor board as quietly as they can to discover a very
large room 20’ below. It seems to have
a geometric structure to the floor design with shallow canals of a clear fluid
flowing in the canals. Also inside the
canals are equally spaced circular platforms that raise just above the
fluid. The canals are about 3’ wide and
equally spaced about 8’ apart in a grid-like fashion. They decide a few of the Net engineers and ‘Ol Joe should drop
down and get a closer look, maybe get a sample of the fluid.
Scene
25: One of the Net engineers gets a
large rope from the trunk of his car, another gets a glass jar from his
back-seat, and they head back to the house quickly.
Scene
26: ‘Ol Joe and the three Net engineers
all descend into the lower room to get a closer look … when they get to the
higher dry spaces between the canals they look around and the room seems to go
on for miles in all directions. One of
the engineers takes a sample of the fluid into the glass jar. There seems to be a slight formaldahide
scent mixed with other street type smells, but not very strong because the
whole place seems to have a very constant light wind going towards the SF
Bay. They notice a large dark
rectangle not too far away that goes up to the ceiling.
Scene
27: As they all look around and their
eye’s adjust to the light they hear a slight sound off in the distance and then
realize it’s the echo from within the dark rectangle. They walk over to the rectangle to see what it is. One engineer decides to try and lift the
dark-burnt-orange 2’ diameter lid up to see what’s under/inside. Out flows a human body like an almost flat
rubber raft into the stream and starts to flow away, but also a tiny red light
on the ceiling above turns ON and blinks.
The noise from the large dark rectangle changes, then gets louder as the
people inside open the door on the far side just as the other engineers and ‘Ol
Joe are coming around the corner to see each other in amazement.
Scene
28: The two groups explain themselves
and the found-out scientists start to clam-up on what their job is, but one of
the Net engineers recognized the face of one of the scientists as a leading
genetic engineer. He say’s so out-loud
and then the Net group decides they all must be genetic engineers and start to question
the scientists exactly what they are doing here. The scientists say it’s a classified research project and if they
just sit still security will be here promptly to evacuate the Net
engineers.
Scene
29: One of the Net engineers is
snooping around inside the rectangular room and grabs a few folders and
journal, packs them into his back under his shirt and motions the others to
leave with him. They all immediately
run to the ropes and are climbing out yelling what they found to the
programmers above. They yell for the
programmers to call the police immediately.
They all get out and head back to the BART station to hide leaving a
note tacked to the door telling the police what was found. They want to be safe from arrest incase the
police are also in on the project.
Scene
30: The police find the scientists and
are questioning them about their being there, what is the lab for, what are in
all the little canisters in the liquid streams etc… Then begin to arrest the scientists because there is no records
of the lab and there are no credentials to show it is authorized to exist where
it is. The Net engineers are watching
and see what’s happening and decide to play it safe and further research the
lab before coming forward.
Scene
31: The Net engineers ‘n ‘Ol Joe go
back to “Berfunkle Wornut’s” house and begin to look through the journal and
folders. They discover what the lab has
been setup for (the real secret of the movie is here) and realize this is a
technology that will change all there is about genetic research when the news gets
out!
Scene
32: The Net engineers ‘n programmers ‘n
‘Ol Joe all decide they have to make the information public as soon as possible
or they will be killed soon as they’re found-out. They decide to scan and email all the documents with a letter
explaining there basic purpose to all the news agencies, TV and Radio they
possible can from the online phone books.
Scene
33: The news is broken and the Net
engineers all decide to split-up and try and be unknown to the origin of the
bust, but because their boss’ have been in on the project know who they are and
have sent another group to fetch them … a little too late.
Scene
34: When the boss’ goons arrive one
quick-thinking Net engineer calls 911 and the police just happen to be very
nearby and stop the impending raid … call for back-up and begin to try and
catalog the license info of all the vehicles around the area so they might
capture as many of the goons as possible.
The End.
Satellite
system is a form of mass-storage by transmitting data around the large
satellite array using the time & space between satellites as storage … Each
satellite itself is a “SDDA” or Super Dense Data Array each capable of holding
a YottaByte of data … the data transmission rates between each of the
satellites is in the order of YottaBytes/picoseconds …
Although
there is a base set of satellites circling earth there is also a project to
build arrays of SDDA stations on the moon and some of the other planets in the
local solar system which also communicate back and forth with data and aide in
the backup of all earths knowledge and dreams.
Part of the first remote SDDA system is also building solar collectors
across the moon to gather energy to be beamed to both earth and as backup power
for the EarthCom satellite system besides being used on the moon for local
projects.
The
whole idea is that as people save anything they can realize in a document the USCS
(Universal Spatial Computing System) will actively associate that data into the
AI engine that manages all of earth’s knowledge base so that anybody searching
for a specific fact will also be presented with choices of how they might use
those facts.
The
moon’s solar array is actually several sets of solar arrays each strategically
placed to gather solar energy and convert it to HDMwaves (High Density
Microwaves) to be beamed down to earth to be used as electricity to power
cities and industry. As the moon
revolves about the earth and sun there will always be at least two array sets
in the sun to collect energy.
Eventually it is planned to have nearly the entire surface of the moon
covered with solar electric panels to feed the need for power on earth and in
space.
The
genetic info gathered is a map to other dimensions where other people live …
our dreams hold some of the keys to those other dimensions …
The
search for a DNA string to match specific geniuses from the past to trace
kinship ... to find matches to trace eggs and sperm to recreate the individual
clone in a more natural rebirth method ... The reason is that the more closely
the match the more likely to specifically retrieve the soul of the original
person from the ether … to get the original person back almost intact with only
slight interactive variations or to try to filter out those interactive
variations gleaned during eternal suspension …
Another part of the project was to compare DNA from species all over the universe to find the ID Tags of those who designed & built organism and to track how they mixed & matched over the eons making up the people, animals and plant life that exist everywhere … For hidden in the billions upon billions of DNA data are the ID Tags set by the origin … every cell turns ON or OFF different DNA string sets to perform what the cell needs to function normally … comparing all the DNA strings with all the different functions leaves out the ID Tags of the origin … little DNA strings that ID who created strain of life … who is the origin.
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