Ben Kissel

It shows it.

It's in when we did the whole, when we did Oppenheimer.

Mm-hmm.

When the Manhattan Project, remember, that was a part of the issue was that they were having problems with the Nazis understanding that people were leaving certain educational positions to go work at Los Alamos.

And so you could kind of using reverse counter espionage, you can kind of see, oh, they're working on something if there's a brain drain from all these big places.

So it's great.

Yeah.

Use this fucking local loser.

Let him explode.

Yeah, Bob's an auto mechanic.

He's not a designer.

Well, Project Looking Glass is also the, that was what brought us the chronometer at some point, not the chronovisor.

Oh, really?

Yeah, Project Looking Glass.

That was one of the big things.

So that means that... One of the big results of the chronovisor.

Oh, yeah, absolutely.

They were in charge.

And then Project Looking Glass, the problem is that they were looking into the future and all the elites, what they would discover is that they couldn't control the future, but they could use this Looking Glass technology to test what would happen depending on certain choices in the future.

And eventually the elites were getting frustrated because they couldn't get past how...