The Cabin

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This is as close as I can
get you. Andy, dark Give isn't

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known for its friendly terrain. You're
gonna be all right? Yeah, I

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should be. Okay, what are
you out here for? Anyway? That's

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classified. You probably wouldn't want to
know anyways, you'd be surprised. Life

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out here isn't that a But have
it your way. I'll put us down

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right here. I'll help you with
your stuff. No need I packed l

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like you got the radio? Right? Yeah, I'll call when I need

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pick up. All right, Well, just remember I can't always lay in

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in the same place twice, so
be ready for a walk just in case.

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Okay, good luck out there.
Would you say your name was uh?

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Sam? Just just Sam? Just
Sam? All right? Then good

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luck? Don't freeze to death,
Sam. I wondered over the years what

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became of my home with partner?
Too many ghost stories, chasing bullshit UFO

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leads are guys in bigfoot costumes.
He finally lost his mind? Yes,

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so here I am walking to his
cabin, absolute isolation. If he has

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lost his mind, it's going to
be a difficult test to get out of

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this place. Where in the world
is more lone than here? I walked

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for an hour, the cold and
the sun both working against me in a

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race to see who would wear me
down first. In the end, to

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my surprise, it was the sun. How quick my lips chapped was remarkable.

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There he stood on the front porch
of his cabin, his self imposed

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isolation crow. You made it good? I did? You sent a letter?

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You know? You could have called? No, I couldn't. That's

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why I needed you to come.
I have something to show you. Are

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you going to invite me in?
Or should I just freeze out here?

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Here? Put your phone and radio
in this? Why would you please trust

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me? Sparrow? All right?
All right? Come on it, all

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right, I got the fire going. You want to rest for a little

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bit. I want some coffee.
Coffee sounds wonderful, all right? Cream,

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two sugars. I'm off the sugar, just cream for me, Thank

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you? Fair enough? Well,
this is Quint. You really did lose

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your mind? Huh? You think
so? Well? Wait until I show

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you why I have all ears?
All right? I found something. I

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had multiple experts helping me. We
curb the internet and we pulled these encrypted

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soundbites audio data. You pirated an
album? Everybody does that? No,

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of course, not. I found
something hidden inside these files. I'll be

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honest. It scared the hell out
of me, Like what terrorists? Huh?

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Well, let me show you.
You remember the Meridian Horizon incident.

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Yeah, that ocean platform last year. It collapsed during a earthquake. It's

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all over the news. Yeah.
Well, listen to this, Blake Harlow,

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I've got control back. I'm heading
up. I think I'm bleeding pretty

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bad. I'm not sure for where. No, I won't let you take

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me. Oh god, it's according
to this the platform wasn't take him down

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by an earthquake. Something was underneath
of it and pulled it down. Something.

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If you listen to this audio,
you can hear it happen. You

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know this stuff can be thicked right
now? You're okay? Yeah, look

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at these all right? Look at
this. The data stamps all of them

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are from eight years ago. What
do you mean? It means that if

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someone faked us, they did it
seven years before it actually happened. Don't

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understand. That's what I'm trying to
explain here. I have a few more

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of these files. Some of these
events they haven't even happened yet, and

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some of them happened farther back than
I can make any sense of. Maybe

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it's one of those AI programs.
Oh yeah, it's an AI, for

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sure, it's just not like one
we've ever seen before. Explain. Yeah,

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well, this so called AI listens
to us through our technology, and

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somehow it records these events. It
calls itself excitibus or something. Here.

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Look at this one. This audio
is from World War two, and this

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one over here. It hasn't even
happened yet, but it will, and

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I've tested it. This thing is
accurate to a team. How did you

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test this? Yeah, well,
I listened to the stories over and over.

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Each time I find more details than
I missed. The last time I

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started to cross reference to these events, I made myself this chart. Look

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at this once. I saw it
come up with something that hasn't happened yet.

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I just watch the news, I
read the paper, I look at

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the Internet, and all of a
sudden, bam, there's a current event

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that fits the bill perfectly. Except
for in the news story, it's an

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outsider's point of view, reporting it
after the fact. But the audio I

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have is during from the people.
It's right there with the people that it

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happened to. Even the names of
the people involved. And I'll tell you

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another thing. What's that Not all
of these happen in our universe? What

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are you saying? What I'm saying
is this thing is dangerous, and not

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just for us. It's dangerous for
other worlds. It can see into these

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places as easily as it could see
in to hear. So if this is

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really what you say it is,
then what could we do about it?

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We have to kill it. Let's
say, I believe you this is insane.

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How do you kill something like this? Well, first we have to

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understand understand what we have to understand
what the accipibus really is. What the

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hell is that? Are you wired? Of course I'm wondered. They said

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that you went rogue. I had
to know. Oh shit, it's nose.

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