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I searched for the quote and found that it's from Charles Darwin's "The Origin of Species". I have quoted the passage that the text seems to relate to. --[[User:justnine|justnine]] 12:24, 8 March 2007 (GMT)
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I don't understand how the three websites that were discovered were discovered using the Survivalism vidoe... Are they names somewhere on the video that I just can't seem to find? Or were they on the USB keys alongside the video? [[User:Jgrizzy89|Jgrizzy89]] 04:26, 8 March 2007 (PST)
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The echoingthesound forum explains how it was found - see http://www.echoingthesound.org/phpbbx/viewtopic.php?t=20265&sid=f23daf9eac511945a7971825d9ec181b for details. --[[User:justnine|justnine]] 13:09, 8 March 2007 (PST)
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Just say how it was found instead of linking. I'm curious myself about all these extra tracks that were with the survivalism Garage Band file. I don't have a mac, or any sound editing software, nor do I want to sit through an 100mb download. Could someone explain in full the extra sounds with the GB files and how a new Judson Ogram site was derived from it?--[[User:Velvolver|Velvolver]] 09:59, 15 March 2007 (PDT)
on The Water Turned to Blood the warning message does mention Judson Ogram Correctional Facility twice
"On 3/13/07 Garage Band files for Survivalism were released on [http://nin.com nin.com]. Along with Survivalism, there was another file called Survivalism Our End Trip with some weird sounds. After rearranging the file trough a spectogram, [http://www.zshare.net/audio/test-wav-fs8.html this] was found. The following case number for [[Judson Ogram Correctional Facility|Judson Ogram]] was found:
<PRE>Case number 6455da04</PRE>"
[[User:Ylbissop|ylbissop]] 21:14, 7 May 2007 (PDT)
== Other meanings for Boaz as in Hurricane boaz ==
In masonic tradition, Boaz is the symbol for strenth and one of the two pillars holding up the temple of solomon which was said to be architected by God.
There is also a old testiment figure with the name of Boaz.
For one, don't forget to sign with four ~'s, secondly, where did the name Boaz come from? and thirdly, due to the recent departure of Kurt Vonnegut, one of the greatest American novelists of our time (beeteedubs), I decided to re-read the very little known part 1 to Slaughterhouse V titled The Sirens of Titan. In this book, one of the best friends of the protagonist is named Boaz.
Boaz, after crashing a spaceship with the main character on Mercury, decides that he doesn't want to go back to civilization because he 'found him a place where he can do good without doing any harm' which was to sit around and not think about humanity until the day he dies, and spend his time with the unemotional creatures that live on Mercury because "hunger, envy, ambition, fear, indignation, religion, and sexual lust are irrelevant and unknown" to them.
Also, prior to making this decision, Boaz used to be the commanding officer in one of the regiments of the Army of Mars (read the book) and the way the Martian army was controlled was that all of the soldiers were installed with a brain effecting devise that could be turned on creating a painful, near paralyzing shock with the switch of a button. The commanding officers had these decises to control everyone, and Boaz described (after losing the devise and becoming friends with the main character) that he used to "pretend all his army life that he had understood what was going on, and that everything that was going on was just fine", but now that he doesn't have the devise, he realizes that he knew nothing about the world and was brainwashed himself from the power of the devises.
This might be the Boaz reference, considering we've been pointed towards Vonnegut before and that he is a HUGE moral-subject writer. Anyways~ Boaz makes me think - "Vonnegut"... Hope this helps! [[User:Jgrizzy89|Jgrizzy89]] 17:37, 7 May 2007 (PDT)
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