I do wonder how they even found out about it. Wendell Tully, Science Division, Log 88.06.23a.įinally, my genius is recognized! My Ominent minders have requested a demonstration of the SPAC.R. In a skeleton located in the Sandbox, in the footprint near the zipline that connects it to the Picnic Table. World hunger, overpopulation, global warming! Just the tip of the iceberg. Questioning the very use of shrinking technology! He was arrogant as always! Dismissing my breakthroughs in covalent spacing reduction. Klein's attitude at the barbecue when I confided in him about my success. I have observed no ill side effects, but making a note to check that later. Or is that "h"? "H" for safety.įinal evaluation test of the SPAC.R are going well, though I have noticed some minor errors in transcription where a non-trivial number of particles are not being conserved. Wendell Tully, Science Division, Log 88.05.29g. Inside a Ice Cap Mint container in the Trash Heap inside the tipped can against the wall of the can behind a paper plate. Trudy's given up and gone to bed, and I'm eager to find out if all these months of work were worth it.Įverything should be sound, but you never know until you flip the switch. I should get some rest, but the kids are already asleep. Otherwise known as the shrinking machine. It's past midnight now, but the covalent space reducer prototype is complete. Wendell Tully, Science Division, Log 87.12.18. Inside the Field Station behind the Trash Heap. If I showed that it worked, surely they could not argue with results. Initial explorations had been promising before Hubert put the kibosh on it. Not even the confounded napkin bags!īut what if I revisited an older project? Hm. I had felt so sure of it!įor my sake, I need success, but nothing is working. Klein was right.Īnother year's research down the drain. Today's GLU.ON trials were a complete failure.
Wendell Tully, Science Division, Log 87.08.31c.
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