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EPISODE · Sep 1, 2011 · 4H 18M

Eclipse Phase: Think Before Asking

from RPPR Actual Play · host Ross Payton

An  Eclipse Phase Scenario written by Anders Sandberg and available as a free PDF. "We call it the gorgon-in-a-box problem. There is a gorgon inside the box, and we want to figure out  what it is doing. Unfortunately we will turn to stone if we see her face, and she might try to make us see  it. Dr Toshiro Driscoll-Toyoda, presentation to Naos Planning Board

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