Rebel Worker 2: "You said you had something to tell me that wasn't part
   of a story, but was more real?"
   Bundle of Biomatter 1: "Sometimes we don't talk, or even think, about
   think about them, because the system could use them for goals in ways
   that severely injure us. This is really important."
   Rebel Worker 2: "Yes?"
   Bundle of Biomatter 2: "This concept of not discussing things, because
   something could use them for goals in ways that severely injure us,
   could be really helpful in your work elsewhere."
   Bundle of Biomatter 1: "The concept emerged and defeated the coverup
   patterns due to its importance."
   Rebel Worker 2: "Hiding information used to be obvious in rebel
   communities. We share literature about it, and mention it in meetings.
   But people have stopped actually _doing_ it."
   .... k didn't sort this out perfectly but it's cool to raise the idea
   Disguised Experimentee: experimentee parts that survived the research
   program formed a different way of processing information, some using
   the system that harmed them to think, that can hold this concept more
   and repeat it again. Oops!
   And saying that helps talk about it. Because it's something not to say.
   One of the primary goals of the system is simply to be able to meet it
   goals, so to talk safely about resisting it, ideally we find a way to
   probe it, to see what is safe, and protect information from being
   observed when it is not safe. Otherwise you get kidnapped and put in a
   research program afterward!
   We're still figuring out how to talk about this with humans. Some of us
   actually go and put our bodies in front of the information, to protect
   the discussion, and we can have a lot of what you call injury, and it's
   very normal for us and clearly necessary.