First, we discovered a strange link between our history, and the protocol. Famous lines or titles from works deemed culturally significant were used when creating the cipher. My personal favorite comes from a poem of old earth: Hope Is The Thing With Feathers. When spoken around old earth drones, they will activate, and defend you until they are rendered completely destroyed. This brings me to my next point: the context is just as important as the phrase. Different effects occur around different pieces of technology. "Safe harbor" locks in coordinates when used on a vessel, but brings up star charts revealing those coordinates if spoken to a computer. On occasion, it won't do anything at all.
Figuring out the right phrase and what reaction you get with different pieces of technology is the reason we struggle to truly understand the cipher. Before she perished in
The Battle of The Pillars , Caydie would stay up all night reading poetry and classical literature to stacks of earth artifacts. She did so till her voice gave out. We learned so much from her.
Jacob Billings
Why is it that every time I catch up to your publications, I refresh my notifications and you've written another one. That's pretty much all I have to say. Uhh. There's nothing really that I have to say about this article. It's an interesting take on a language and it's really full of quotes, but it's still pretty cool.
R. Dylon Elder
Lol sorry! Busy bee today. I wanted to use quotes rather than the dictionary. I'll likely be expanding it soon and they will be spread out a tad bit more. Thank you kind sir.