Starfield:Ian Muybridge's Computer

Ian Muybridge's Computer

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P-Wave Analysis	Manual P-Wave analysis of the cave system indicates that there is a lot more to this place than we first suspected. The area beyond this cave appears as a "dead zone" - almost like we're looking into deep space, a huge deposit of pure nothingness. Nothing we are aware of has properties like this. I have a friend at Stroud who is into the sort of thing. I'm sending him my findings to see if he has any experience with results like ours.
Remaining Staff	We've had to dismiss the remaining staff, temporarily at least. They've received what severance we can afford to give, as well as a promise that we'll bring them back on once our company has a real product that we can bring to market, or we secure funding from other sources. This isn't the first time they've heard this so they took it as well as you could hope.
What is Glunch?	I think it's important to remember that Glunch isn't a thing or a process or whatever, it's a state of mind. Sure Glunch might be short for "Glob Lunch" but really it's a way of looking at the world. Glunch is the way that sad sacks and lazy idiots have eaten since time immemorial. The key to a good Glunch is the binding agent - most of the time you can use eggs (from chickens or whatever those gooey orbs they eat on Akila are) to create the basis for a glob, then cook it up with whatever you have lying around. Chunks of chunks, the remains of another meal, even gravel! Serve it between two slices of whatever refined grain slabs you have laying around and eat with a fork and knife. We Glunch or the world Glunches us.