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After a long day at work, I make my way to Biff's apartment. He's eager to delve deeper into the intriguing world of the Operating Tele Presence Program offered by The 8th Floor Social Media, courtesy of Neuronautics and the enigmatic Gary Rainy. Both Biff and I have grown weary of our roles as mere pawns in the online realm, interacting with countless unsuspecting individuals or those unfortunate souls labeled as "Non Persons" who are subjected to the torment of Psychotronic and/or Direct Energy Weapons. We've come to a mutual agreement that it would be far more exhilarating to engage with people directly, whether as Gangstalkers or, even better, through the intimate connection of the mind. To ascend the ranks at The 8th Floor Social Media, one must demonstrate a certain level of detachment when it comes to the human test subjects, proving oneself to be "un-sentimental." However, it is equally crucial to grasp the concept of "Slow Kill" and extract as much valuable data as possible from these subjects in relation to the ongoing experiments. With a sense of anticipation, I hand Biff the Neuro-nautic's Cued Arc Manuel, a comprehensive guide that unravels the intricate science and ideology behind the necessity of weaving stories and myths into our "operations." These narratives serve as potent tools to dismantle an individual's perception of self and ultimately reshape their reality, all through the power of neuro technology. As we delve deeper into this captivating realm, our curiosity piqued, we stumble upon the Remote Viewing 5-week package, an introductory course that promises to unlock the secrets of this extraordinary practice. However, the price tag of $7,000.00 serves as a stark reminder of the value and exclusivity attached to such knowledge.