u/daemoon_off

Just a thought: the idea was to blow up the area with the pipes in the Judicial, probably killing around 1,000 people, so they could try to seal off the Safeguard pipe. How is it possible that they never considered that the explosion itself might somehow be detected by the Algorithm and directly trigger the Safeguard? In that case, I'm pretty sure the death toll would have been much higher than 1,000.

Just a thought: the idea was to blow up the area with the pipes in the Judicial, probably killing around 1,000 people, so they could try to seal off the Safeguard pipe. How is it possible that they never considered that the explosion itself might somehow be detected by the Algorithm and directly trigger the Safeguard? In that case, I'm pretty sure the death toll would have been much higher than 1,000.

If Helen has the PEZ, this means she lost or left it in Silo 18. This leads to three possibilities:

-She left it in the silo during her visit, perhaps hiding it somewhere for who knows why;

-She lost it in the silo during her visit, but that doesn't really make sense.

-She left it there because, at some point, she actually lived and died in Silo 18.

What do you think?

And about the PEZ, how would it cause anyone to remember anything? The relics are too old to trigger memories in the people living in the silo. I can understand some relics being connected to people who were erased from memory, but that wouldn’t explain all those illegal relics.

Edit: yeah, some relics could push some people to do research about them but this doesn't fully convince me.

If Helen has the PEZ, this means she lost or left it in Silo 18. This leads to three possibilities:

-She left it in the silo during her visit, perhaps hiding it somewhere for who knows why;

-She lost it in the silo during her visit, but that doesn't really make sense.

-She left it there because, at some point, she actually lived and died in Silo 18.

What do you think?

And about the PEZ, how would it cause anyone to remember anything? The relics are too old to trigger memories in the people living in the silo. I can understand some relics being connected to people who were erased from memory, but that wouldn’t explain all those illegal relics.

Edit: yeah, some relics could push some people to do research about them but this doesn't fully convince me.

Il subreddit nasce per rispondere alla necessità di creare una comunità dedicata alla comprensione della professione del giornalista, dalla cronaca all'inchiesta. È lo specchio nazionale del sub internazionale r/journalism, adatto a chi è iscritto all'OdG, vuol fare domande sulla professione o vuol parlare di un articolo scritto male (o bene).

Il mondo del giornalismo in Italia non è aperto agli esterni e il subreddit è un posto dove poter discutere di tutti i lati della professione.

Giornalisti e interessati, vi aspettiamo in r/Giornalismo.

Hello everyone, I found an Italian subreddit r/Giornalismo dedicated to journalism, but it's practically dead. I was hoping that someone in this subreddit could be an Italian journalist or novice. So I invite you to join the subreddit, Italian journalism needs to have its own subreddit!

IT

Ciao a tutti, ho trovato un subreddit italiano dedicato al giornalismo, tuttavia è completamente morto. Speravo che in questo subreddit potessero esserci giornalisti italiani o novizi. Quindi vi invito ad unirvi al subreddit, il giornalismo italiano ha bisogno di un proprio subreddit!

I hope this subreddit helps our Italian community to grow!

Buongiorno,

Chiedo il parere di persone che lavorano al Giornale di Brescia, o che, in passato, hanno lavorato o collaborato con lo stesso.

Il GdB quanto è aperto alla pubblicazione di articoli di non giornalisti? In generale come valutate l'interesse per le inchieste o per la collaborazione con aspiranti giornalisti?

Grazie mille in anticipo!