Don’t be suppressed, Bigger is better. It’s got to be 8 inch floppies in an 18 inch rack.

Still Hiding.

Welcome.

Thanks for your observations.

Communicator I/C, This program is being broadcast in the UK. Are any of these re broadcasts available in the States to view it? I went to my TV to set it up to record and none of my channels get it.

And a friend of mine bought his whole basics library again and then a month or more after that they came out with books on CD which he would have preferred to buy. They sold him the books knowing that they were coming out with books on tape soon. Scam.

He could go into exile and hide in the same place where he banished Debbie Cook to. I hear she is flourishing just fine there though.

I actually had a mk v in the course room at CC int. while doing M1 after the GAT. I was treated like a poor excuse for a scientologist. MY answer was always “well it was good enough for LRH so its good enough for me.

Don’t get me started Nomnom…when it comes to electronic technology the church is clueless. The simple fact that they have their latest and greatest, super-advanced, technically superior, all-singing, all-dancing eMeter sitting in a warehouse for the past 8 YEARS, tells you it is dead in the water upon release. This area of technology changes sooo rapidly, that you would be lucky for any product to be “advanced” for 12-18 months. The sad thing is not that they “don’t know” – they don’t know they don’t know. Worse still, they are convinced “they know” and that those goofy wogs are operating in the stone ages. Talk about arrogance.
There is no reason the eMeter could not have evolved as a software product. Sure, you can have dedicated proprietary hardware, but the real advancements are made on the software front. Any inexpensive tablet could quite easily handle any functional aspect of an eMeter. The fact that they continue to remain in the hardware market as a boutique device manufacture tells you all you need to know.

The only reasons this area continues to limp along are:
1) Out-sourcing of component manufacture to China
2) Slave labor force at Gold
3) Virtual monopoly on the production of eMeters
4) Captive market of onlines Scnists, who they have by the short ‘n curlies
5) Ridiculous profit margins

Normally, any one of these would be enough for a wog business to leverage and be successful. But to have all five is unheard of. And what do we see as a result? Technically advanced devices? No. Low, low prices? No. Proliferation of devices? No. But, guaranteed you will see Gold Plated Special Edition going for 20k, or a Limited Edition Ideal Org Founding Humanitarian for 50k.

I mean, really, there’s just too much money to be made to seriously consider Clearing the Planet.