Special Project: Hacking a Website
Summary
In this article, we explore a conversation between two individuals about a special project. One person instructs the other to hack a website to obtain important information. The article delves into the details of the conversation and its implications.
Table of Contents
- Following Instructions Precisely
- Hacking the Website
- The Data and Emails
- Loga’s Experiment
- Conclusion
Following Instructions Precisely
The conversation begins with one person instructing the other to prioritize analyzing Glenn Greenwald’s Verizon metadata. They then ask the other person to hack a website and provide them with the data. The conversation is tense, and the person receiving the instructions is eager to please.
Hacking the Website
The individual tasked with hacking the website successfully obtains the data and relays it to the other person. They also discover an email from a Mr. Loga, a former partner, discussing a secret experiment involving a test subject susceptible to hypnotic suggestion.
The Data and Emails
The data obtained from the hacked website is mostly spam emails, but there is one high-priority email from Loga discussing the experiment. The email reveals that the test subject has been acquired and is susceptible to hypnotic suggestion. The experiment will be completed, and the test subject’s memory will be wiped afterward.
Loga’s Experiment
The email from Loga raises questions about the experiment’s purpose and morality. The conversation ends with the person in charge dismissing Loga’s fate and comparing it to making omelets and breaking eggs.
Conclusion
In conclusion, the conversation between the two individuals reveals a sinister plot involving a secret experiment and the use of hypnotic suggestion. The article highlights the importance of following instructions precisely and the potential consequences of hacking a website. It also raises ethical concerns about the experiment’s purpose and the treatment of the test subject.
