transmitting.GeocitiesCatWhorshipAdditionalTheories.to.registry
Independent follow up notes and additional materials re: prior transmission sent by supervisor HEL.
-Little crossover between recovered data sources indicates possibility of cat obsession not being a widely accepted belief, possibly a subculture or even a cult?
-Was cat obsession related to previously unknown caste system? Multiple recovery subroutines have turned up the phrase "Cat Lady" or "Crazy Cat Lady", but rarely on cat related sources...perhaps a term of fear/respect?
-Limited data set is extremely frustrating, the Ceasers can't decode visuals fast enough. Once we have a few for reference we can contact the Digital Archaeozoology analyst at D-mine Central for further classification. Maybe there is a significance to which animal is pictured, or prevalence of one breed over another?
-Eightball? Frickie? Are we missing something important?
-The syntax of much of the recovered "written" data is heavily fractured, almost to the point of incomprehensibility. This could indicate some form of artistic expression...or that our equipment and algorithms are hopelessly mis-configured.
-Little crossover between recovered data sources indicates possibility of cat obsession not being a widely accepted belief, possibly a subculture or even a cult?
-Was cat obsession related to previously unknown caste system? Multiple recovery subroutines have turned up the phrase "Cat Lady" or "Crazy Cat Lady", but rarely on cat related sources...perhaps a term of fear/respect?
-Limited data set is extremely frustrating, the Ceasers can't decode visuals fast enough. Once we have a few for reference we can contact the Digital Archaeozoology analyst at D-mine Central for further classification. Maybe there is a significance to which animal is pictured, or prevalence of one breed over another?
-Eightball? Frickie? Are we missing something important?
-The syntax of much of the recovered "written" data is heavily fractured, almost to the point of incomprehensibility. This could indicate some form of artistic expression...or that our equipment and algorithms are hopelessly mis-configured.