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From: Jeffrey Mach <mach@****.CALTECH.EDU>
Subject: Re: Prophet's Soul
Date: Mon, 23 Mar 1998 23:22:50 -0800
I think I speak for a lot of people when I say: HUH?

On Mon, 23 Mar 1998, Ereskanti wrote:

> 1) He is not as old as he appears. His body's true aura shows incredible
> levels of alteration to the body itself. Massive Genetic-type rework. It
> reminds me of someone I know that has had a Full Cleansing Therapy, only more
> intensive somehow. I would say he's probably not out of his teens.

Huh?

> 3) His real name, according to a file dug up by an old friend, is "Chapin
> Donnatello Villiers". It's on an Aztlan DoB report.

Then he should have a Date of Birth...so what's the hubub about the guy's
age? Is he in his teens or is he in his 20's?

> Yes, I nearly puked up too.

Huh? Why puke? There's only a few hundred million in Azlan, should we be
amazed that the kid came from there?

> Change of Topic here. Binder-in-the-Dark is, as far as I have learned,
> Shamanic in origin. I've heard stories about his "spirit friends", and
that
> strikes some interesting chords in me as well. I knew "Binder" a few years
> ago, met him after he came up here from Atlanta with some other shared
> aquaintances of mine at the time. He was only 9.

I think your missing a digit there. Or else a major amount of
credibility, since I have about seen as many uber-wunderkind as I can
stomach.

> Now, according to the
> stories, he's probably in his twenties and acts probably a hundred years older
> than that. And that was back in 56'.

> And one more thing...
>
> Prophet, for a decker, has no cyberdeck. That is what the Quest informed me
> of anyway.]<<<<<

I would suppose not, since Questing, if you mean astral questing,
shouldn't tell you jack about what the guy likes to carry around, or hook
himself up to, tech has as much astral presence as stone, if not less. If
you want to imply the guy uses no cyberdeck that's an awefully weird/poor
way to do it. A very careful and well informed ascencing might tell you
wether or not they guy has any hardware in his cranium, but I doubt one
could tell a C^2 Deck from a high-end encephalon.

--My two yen

Jeff

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