No Kyros

People on the autism spectrum are the superstar "Q's" of my time.  They understand the subtleties and complexities of the quantum sciences - and they deserve every ounce of their newfound fame, fortune and respect. But the Q's have a decision to make: Will they embrace a comfortable existence as a slave?  Will they allow their gifts to be exploited for profit and power? - OR -  Will they lead humanity past the selfish and shortsighted policies of the neurotypical? Here in Villarrica, we plead for the latter.    Guard your free agency:  Make decisions that allow you to continue making decisions.

What would the recovery odds be for a heroin user who's forced to walk around with a loaded syringe in her pocket? Slim to none.  Those are about the same odds you and your children face if you decide to get the Kyros implant.  Much like heroin, Kyros initially delivers paradise and euphoria, but the high quickly fades.  But no worries, there's an endless sea of immersive content to feed your addiction. You'll eventually check yourself into a LoungeWorx facility to feed your addiction full time.  The government and their technology partners will strip-mine your brain, then cast your ashes to the wind. Here in Villarrica, we're not fond of Kyros.  We're working to sabotage the network and help people escape.  But it'd be much easier if you just avoided getting the implant altogether. Guard your free agency - make decisions that allow you to continue making decisions.  

Quantum puppeteers are launching attacks against you.  They want you to doubt your intellect and surrender to group stupidity.  They want you to trust the deluded leaders under their control.  A mindless group is much easier to herd off a cliff. The real danger of the COVID-19 crisis - and the many crises to come - is the loss of freedom and forfeiture of choice.  If you understand that, it's not too late.   Guard your free agency.  Make decisions that allow you to continue making decisions.

Members of the Restoration Group run into trouble trying to settle their new nation in South America.  The launch of Kyros and a nuclear event in the Middle East provide a smokescreen allowing members to escape. Soon after arriving in Villarrica, the West launches the Quantum Flex - a powerful quantum-based cyber attack - against a long list of enemies.  Villarrica throws a surprise counter punch.

Increasingly frustrated with deteriorating conditions in West, the idealistic Restoration Group makes preparations to establish a new nation.   The Group's efforts are complicated by world events and meddling governments, but they stumble upon an opportunity to purchase portions of Chile and Argentina.  The world is not amused.