GUESTS IN ATTENDANCE; RUSS AND JOHN
Tia: Do you have a quick question for me?
R: Do you have an E-mail address?
Tia: Yes I do.
R: You do?
Tia: It’s the same set-up as Korton’s.
R: You need to have a satellite up-link?
Tia: Yes.
R: So then, you can’t send me an email then.
Tia: I could if I want.
R: I guess you could, couldn’t you.
Tia: Yea.
R: You have access to the phone lines?
Tia: Yea and I’m very honored by that compliment Ashtar gave me. Computer "wiz."
R: Genius. "Wiz" is one level below genius.
Tia: Uhmm. I was very, very honored. I’ve never been called a genius.
R: With all the times I’ve heard of you working with him you’re usually under such stress on every visit, you feel "AHHHHHH"
Tia: Yea.
Jo: I noticed there wasn’t too much tension, but .... I don’t know. (laughs)
R: I'd like some information about computers. ....I need more memory.
Tia: Yea, that’s what I thought.
R: My 850 Meg is not going to do me any good for downloading information.
Tia: I think probably ....
R: 2.4 gig?
Tia: I’m thinking a little bit higher than a gig actually.
R: We don’t have anything higher than a gig.
Tia: There isn’t?
R & Jo (laugh) - No not here!
R: You could get maybe a 100 gig of memory, but good lord, you’d take 3 lifetimes to fill it all up.
Tia: You want to bet, if a gig is what I think it is, and I use that in a day.
R: Okay, let’s see, a megabyte is a million bits of information. A gig would be a trillion bytes of information. 2.4 gig, 2.4 trillion bytes of information.
Tia: Yea, I use probably when I’m correlating all my reports and everything, I use a gig in a day, but that’s only month’s ends.
That is pictures, holograms, the works.
R: Well holograms would eat up memory faster than any kind of .gif files I get. Then we’re going into 3 dimensional. And the math involved in 3 dimensional holographs ....
Tia: is incredible.
R: Man, I don’t know how you guys do the little hologram picture discs. I mean...
Tia: Oh, you mean for, uhm, oh yes the discs...
R: Yes, the discs, I mean, just for a little photo, to do a hologram, that little disc would store just couple gigs of memory in it just to use it for hologram.
Tia: I think they store about 8 gigs each.
R: They’d have too.
Tia: Because you can get six pictures on each disc.
R: You can.
Tia: Uhmm. It depends on the size; life size, you can only get two.
R: Okay.
Tia: But little ones, about desk height, you can get six on there.
R: 8 gigs of memory just for that little thing. ....technology that we are way sadly behind in...
Tia: Well, base on it is about a quarter inch thick and that’s pretty much the storage. The disc itself is mainly a focusing device for it to stand on.
Jo: And, is that laser optical ...
Tia: Yea. I believe so. You’d have to ask our engineer.
Jo: The technical expert.
Tia: Uhm Hmm.
Jo: Now let me ask you this, in our tiny 3 dimensional minds, we believe that we’ve come to an apex of technology and mankind.
Tia: Are you the pessimist and.....
Jo: Hasn’t this then been accomplished several times, hasn’t there been past technologies that have surpassed our present technologies?
Tia: I believe so, yes. Uhm, there is something that I do have to tell you Johnny, is that I am a 3rd dimensional being myself. Uhm, I’m learning to be 6th dimensional. Uhm, I was a bi-pedal life form on my home planet, which is a 3rd dimensional planet. So, I, when you say 3rd dimensional, I usually understand.
R: (laughs)
Tia: Sorry?
R: Tiny mind; tiny 3rd dimensional mind.
Jo: But, you understand where I’m coming from?
Tia: Yea, I know exactly where you are coming from with that.
Tia: I’ve been told to hop off.
R: All right Tia, have fun darling.
Jo: See ya.