“Yeah, but we could try it out on other people. It would be amazing to discover the techniques to suggest things to people. Think of the value we co...ld give the world. We could fix speech problems for people with a stutter. We could make hardened criminals give up the desire to steal. We could make people more hardworking and want to spend time with their families. We could give people who have given up on life the will to live,” Alex suggested. Her eyes were wide, with a whole range of. I felt like a father figure, getting her out like this. Cameron didn't look at me, but was instead focused intently on the floor in front of her. I signed the paper and handed it back to the officer and Cameron walked to me, giving me a tremendous hug."Thanks Dean, I owe you so much. Now can we leave this hell hole?" Cameron asked, her deep blue eyes locked on my own in a pleading for relief from the nightmare she had gotten into."Just one more thing officer," I said to the woman at the desk as. “Just get undressed behind that screen, girls, and then come and stand here!” Mrs. Lockwood said, pointing to the center of the room. They both got behind the screen and undressed. The threw each other an encouraging glance and stepped from behind the screen. It helped that everybody there had seen Rebecca entirely and Alison almost entirely naked already. “Now, I have thought about an appropriate pose for you. Given that Rebecca has clearly been whipped and beaten” (it was true, the signs of. In the field, we'll get a warning five minutes late." He shrugged. "All this is assuming the scanner can always detect the creature."Eliana nodded. "That's true. And it's an important thing to remember. We don't understand how the detection process works. We thus have no idea of its limitations." Eli, I have one last thought about this. I don't know if the creature can sense our scanner. Maybe it can. But I don't think it realizes our scanner can sense it. The creature made no effort to avoid.