RE: Forget it
To/From: mhavel@cascade.internal.gate, mhutton@cascade.internal.gate
We got the mass-spectrography results back on IS-0017. It's teak from India, around Pondicherry apparently. But it's heavily permeated with salt, likely from the North Atlantic, suggesting it was used in maritime building.
So it's from a ship? What else?
I spoke to Yung about it, and she said something interesting. It makes people forget, right? She suggested it could be imprinted with something, a force we're not detecting, but embedded by an event so traumatic that it became part of the wood.
Is there any evidence for this? Or is it another one of her 'feelings'?
Well, maybe "interesting" is the wrong word, but it's the only theory we've got right now. We've dealt with weirder concepts.