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Monday, September 1, 2014

Lab proceedures and feedback mechanisms

“Where is the signal from?” “Don't you mean when?”

That was the problem with the chrono-lab. You always had to ask both, and running into yesterday's, or tomorrow's, experiment was always a issue.

It was found that it was advantageous to move the equipment on a regular basis, so both questions could be answered at the same time. Every experiment the source signal was moved, every day the secondary equipment was shifted, every week the power supply was hauled around, every month the room was changed, every year the building was changed.
All related experiments were catalogued and set to non interference values. Future experiments were doled out like website addresses once were, just so things could stay relatively organized.

Every breakthrough lead to a complete overhaul of the system, and lower level paradoxes were allowed to be dissected at less secure facilities. The energy levels required were astronomical, so the fear of changes to the history books was out of the question.

Still, it seemed that someone further along in the time-line had been shaping things in a certain direction. Subtle effects could be seen in certain writings, as more powerful tools were skipped back along the time-line.

Blueprints were leaked from the future as procedures were applied to the past. As certain hypothesis and standards were made public, time-lines became more flexible as it was shown that all 'versions' of a persons work were shown to be respected.

While it was the future that had control of the equipment, it was the past that was in charge of the pace. Subjects had to demonstrate an aptitude for the theories before various insertions were made, lest any macro disturbance detract from what their perceived contribution was made.

Once it was shown that low level activity produced the desired effect, and influenced writings were 'fixed' in the development, more ambitious experiments were cleared.

It was shown that the past was just as fluid as the present, and that non-linear time meant that all contributions were equally valid. An experiment in 2050 could be suggested by someone in 2014 and the results would change what happened in 2030.

It seemed that a balance had been struck between the various parties, and that progress was only to be made by keeping all groups in the loop.


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