The Holly Kane Experiment Page #2
- Year:
- 2017
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subconscious makes up its own mind.
- Any ideas?
- I've got a few
tricks up my sleeve.
- A senior
French counter-terrorism church
has today warned that Isis
has sent dozens of jihadists
to Europe to carry
out loan wolf attacks,
thereby squandering
intelligence agencies
with unsophisticated
attacks while larger...
- Um...
I don't normally do
things like this,
but I've got butterflies
in my stomach just thinking
about it.
Would you have dinner with me?
Nothing fancy, just
a pizza or something.
- That's really sweet
of you, but I'm busy.
I'm sorry.
- I was afraid you'd say that.
These butterflies
feel like lead now.
- You seem to be very
aware of your emotions.
- They keep me sane.
- Oh, is that something
you need to worry about?
- Not when I stay
with my feelings.
- What about when
you need to think?
- Most things of interest
happen without input
from the mind.
- I'm not sure I agree.
- That's because you're
thinking about it.
Have dinner with me.
Don't pay any
attention to your mind.
- Yes.
- Are you sure?
- Give me a time and a place.
- I need some
inspirations, al Harani.
How do you plunge someone
into their unconscious
without making them unconscious?
- So what drove you
out of your mind?
- You've been thinking about me.
- My mind tends to
do that sometimes.
- Don't let it run away with ya.
- You avoiding my question?
- My wife left me
for somebody else,
and I, um,
I realized I hadn't only been
in the wrong relationship,
but in the wrong career as well.
So, um,
I had a bit of a meltdown.
- What kind of meltdown?
- I thought I was going crazy.
I was obsessing all the time,
I was clinging to everything.
And then one day,
it just clicked.
I realized that I had
to just feel it all
and the more I felt, the
more the craziness receded.
And then I moved to the seaside
and I got a job as a gardener,
and began to feel better.
- What did you do before?
- I was a civil servant.
- Well, I could see how
that might not have helped.
So do you have any other family?
- You ask a lot of questions.
- I'm interested.
Sisters?
- I would've liked one, but no.
- Brothers?
- I'm afraid not.
- You look sad.
- You don't let up.
- Are you avoiding the camera?
- No need for them
to know my business.
- Do you want them to see you?
- It's not just CCTV anymore.
They have intelligent video
analytics which uses facial
recognition and process
inspection programs.
- You are being watched.
- We've got algorithms which
can distinguish objects
of interest.
It means that every camera
in the city could potentially
be programmed to monitor
my specific activities.
- I have to warn you,
you're beginning to sound
a little bit paranoid.
- Sorry, I...
I was thinking again.
- Looks like we picked
the wrong night.
I think we should
take some cover.
- So this is it.
Or will be.
I have your list of specifications
so we should be able
to get it all kitted
out over the weekend.
- That's quick.
Old school tie again?
- Incidentally, I wanted
to let you know that we
employ security here.
So you'll be pursuing your
goals in an environment that
not only supports you,
but also protects you.
- As long as it doesn't
interfere with my work.
I need to be autonomous.
It's my technique
and I call the shots.
- I knew immediately that
you were a very strong
and independent woman.
And an extremely attractive
one too, if I may say so.
You make me feel
30 years younger.
- I need to get it right,
and get it out into the world.
It has the potential
to have a huge impact.
- I couldn't agree more.
- Wow!
The beach man sounds way more
lovable than the old Etonian.
- You would say that
about a serial killer.
- There must be other ways to
get clinical trials funded!
- None that can get the treat
of malpractice to disappear.
- Doesn't it bother you
that he can do that?
- No, I was too relieved
to give it much thought.
- God, there's nowhere that
these people can't reach.
- Just because he went to Eton
doesn't mean he's a member
of the bloody new world order.
- It's all a part
of the same club.
- This guy was a
hero to me a uni.
- Yeah, you always
had a thing for power.
- And you've always had a
thing for conspiracy theories.
- Does your hero know that
your technique involves
using illegal substances?
- You made the potion.
- Amanita muscaria mushrooms,
two monoamine oxidase inhibitors
to boost the Psilocybin,
and one or two of my
secret ingredients.
You drink this.
There are three doses in there.
Go easy, and keep it
very much to yourself.
- You are a genius.
- Yeah, I know.
- A full spec computer with
industry standard audio software
and interface capable of
delivering multi track audio
up to 192 kilohertz.
I assume you have your
own software as well.
And here
is your sensory
deprivation float tank.
It's filled with 25%
Epsom salt solution heated
to 34.5 degrees Celsius,
plus you have wireless earphones
and a wireless EEG/ECG system.
And as you know, I'm also
providing security in order
to shield you from
negative influences.
And,
well,
the truth is,
I'm afraid the man that you've
been seeing raises concerns.
- The man I've been seeing?
I've only seen him once,
and it's none of your
business who I socialize with.
- On the face of
it, he's a nobody.
But Dennis Macintyre
was until recently
a senior image analyst
for defense intelligence.
A branch of the
ministry of defense.
That makes his somewhat
of an authority
on clandestine operations,
which in itself means nothing.
But Macintyre left the
service under suspicious
circumstances and he
has a brother who's
a minor arms dealer.
That raises concerns.
I can see that he hasn't been
completely candid with you.
- You haven't been
completely candid with me.
- Although the psychological
community has been insisting
for years that mind control
techniques don't work,
you and I both know better.
And we're by no means alone.
The CIA and the NSA
both employ them,
to get their hands on it.
An efficient technique.
Not to mention the Chinese
and the north Koreans.
You've exposed what
you're doing online.
You've told the world
most of your secrets.
That's partly why I stepped
in to offer support.
I was hoping to avoid
making you paranoid,
but the truth of the matter is
you are in need of
constant protection.
- I am not my sister.
I am sane and rational,
and I am in control of
my thoughts and feelings.
I am not my sister.
I am sane and rational,
and I am in control of
my thoughts and feelings.
- Are you okay?
- Fine.
Where did you work when you
were in the civil service?
- Actually, it was the mod.
- What exactly did you do?
- I was an image analyst.
I worked with UAVs, unmanned
aerial vehicles which can
identify a milk bottle from
an altitude of 6,000 feet,
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