By Thalia, Grant and Ebb

On behalf of The Future Hacktivist Collective

The knowledge inscribed in AAMSO generated digital artefacts remained a mystery for many centuries. Buy their obsolete technology was made accessible via a resurgence of interest in human history in the 43rd century OECT.

A hundred years since, AAMSOs are generating much attention from storytellers and other archivists in our own era.

Now we are fortunate to have access to images and texts curated by transversal AAMSO content desginators who collected, preserved and promoted archival research from the 20^th and 21^st centuries.

In this transfer of material and ideas we will back-cast artefacts collected by the archivists for the historic Miegunyah collection.  

We are as astounded as the AAMSOs were in 3321 to find that the drawings, images and other communications have been preserved via multivalent AAMSO practices.  

This allows us all to access and observe with our eye-minds (or mind’s eye as you call it).

We anticipate that you will see the present more clearly through the actualities of your past and the potentialities of your future.  And perhaps vice versa.

As we say to all our associates in the 21^st century, consider yourself a camera futura-obscura. The world is worth your best (camera) shot. Go for it!

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Timeline OECT

By Thalia, Grant and Ebb

On behalf of The Future Hacktivist Collective

The now legendary AAMSOs maintained human aspects of Earth’s memory until circa 3321 OECT, when The Benefactors withdrew support for their hacktavist infused archival projects.

This rejection of AAMSO approaches mirrored a widespread distrust for accelerated technology that began with the onset of Arboreal Reterritorialization around 2900.

A subsequent shift in human consciousness did not entail a return to stone tools and blunt clubbing practices – as some critics of the era have speculated – but it did curtail the era of Mechanistic Dominion.

This was broadly welcomed by humans and kindred beings who felt human history had little to offer them in their attempts to imagine and create a better world.  They believed the becoming world around them was embedded with all the knowledge and stories required for the renewal of Arboreal practices.

Cultural indifference in terms of AAMSO archival innovations grew into total disregard for AAMSO archival operations, despite their profoundly inclusive and progressive research ethos.

Advanced AAMSO archival practices such as insitu-intuito and the dioramatron were thus disbanded and rendered obsolete until very recently.

We have discovered that at the height of their activities, the AAMSOs also experimented with embodied transversal research tools such as time-bubbles and dimension manifesters.

This acceleration of technological activity entailed the loss of many talented and adventurous operatives in the implementation stages and pilot programs.  

Although we all have our speculations, nobody is sure what happened to the AAMSOs in the 3400s. To our knowledge, there has been no communication with any AAMSO archivist since 3334 OECT.  

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When were AAMSO archives accessed again?

Timeline OECT