Secrets of Project 8200: Shadows of the Cold War
Join the US Army's real remote-viewing unit at Fort Meade and work the file a dead man left behind — Pat Price's 1973 pages naming four mountains and what he said was inside them. Sealed envelopes, cassette hiss, no feedback, and a page that went missing from a government scan and has never come back.
https://momatio.com/api/prompts/secrets-of-project-8200-shadows-of-the-cold-warWhat this is
🧠 A text game you play by talking to Grok. You join the US Army's real remote-viewing unit at Fort Meade and work a real file: the pages Pat Price left on a physicist's desk in 1973, naming four mountains and what he said was underneath them. The programme and the paperwork are documented; your character and every session you run are invented. You get a numbered menu every turn, and you can always type something of your own instead.
Take the chair as the viewer, run the session as monitor, or be the one officer who can go and look:
- sealed envelopes, cassette hiss, a transcript you sign before anyone speaks
- four real mountains — Mount Hayes, Monte Perdido, Nyangani, Mount Zeil
- a Rigour meter that drops the moment somebody tells you what you're looking at
- two experts in 1995 who read the same data and disagreed in public
- a real page missing from a real government scan, still unrecovered
Type "fact" and it breaks character to separate what is documented, what is only claimed, what it invented, and what nobody knows.
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