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A Proposal
Date: 23.06.125
Time: 1100
By: 346 – 2786
Greetings, residents.
I trust this finds you all in good health and positive spirits. I am a relatively new arrival to this place, having got to grips with the basics over the last few weeks. I am aware that a number of others have likewise arrived recently, hailing as I understand it from a variety of ages and locales. My companion and I, for our part, have found much to learn, and not a little to unlearn.
I recognise that this situation is rather an unusual one, and as such I take it upon myself to suggest that we – by which I mean the recently arrived – might find it of some benefit to work together to pool our knowledge. I am open to ideas on what this "pooling" may consist of, but at the very least we ought to convene face to face at some point to share what information we each have individually and contribute to a whole sum of wisdom.
Some of us may have arrived with more understanding of the technological advancements of this place, I accept, but we all have knowledge to share, and no knowledge is too small to be of benefit to the whole.
With sincere hope for your engagement,
Jack Rackham
213-7826
That's a lot of people to invite into one space.
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But I was speaking practically. How do you expect everyone with something worth saying to have space to say it? Without your townhall or whatever dragging on for hours.
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Do you have suggestions or are you just poking holes?
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Share skillsets. Knowledge is better gleaned from anyone here longer than "new" arrivals, what we have in equal stead is a lack of stability and more debt than most care to carry.
And keep in mind one man's unusual in another man's day ending in -y.
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I agree that those who have been here for longer are likely to have the most detailed information, but in my experience those who are familiar with things find it difficult to explain them to newcomers. The assumption of knowledge can often be a barrier.
And I suppose my other hope for this is some sort of solidarity or community-building. We all came here at the same time or thereabouts, and I would like to know why. I suspect we may have something in common.
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( —the question's meant in earnest, not facetious shit-stirring. )
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pause.
—mm. )
Probably.
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[ Although he does remind him of Charles a little in doing it. ]
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Do you believe you would have died from it if you hadn't come here?
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( immediate, quick, without even a hint of consideration: man is certain.
a moment, then— )
Don't get me wrong, I know this isn't the afterlife.
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"I thought it was all in my head to begin with"? no, not really the comment to lead with.
but true. )
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