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	The clue to the meaning of these symbols is in the first line of the post: "I have a game for you". Only sixteen characters appear: the letters A through H, and the numbers 1 through 8. Additionally, the characters alternate between numbers and letters, meaning the characters can be paired into combinations of a number and a letter. These 2-digit codes represent a coordinate system for a standard 64-square ~~chessboard~~. Combining every two pairs together gives a complete chess move in simplified [[wikipedia:Portable Game Notation\|Portable Game Notation]]<nowiki>:</nowiki>		The clue to the meaning of these symbols is in the first line of the post: "I have a game for you". Only sixteen characters appear: the letters A through H, and the numbers 1 through 8. Additionally, the characters alternate between numbers and letters, meaning the characters can be paired into combinations of a number and a letter. These 2-digit codes represent a coordinate system for a standard 64-square [[chess]]board. Combining every two pairs together gives a complete chess move in simplified [[wikipedia:Portable Game Notation\|Portable Game Notation]]<nowiki>:</nowiki>

	{{message\|<tt>E2-E4 H7-H5 <br>		{{message\|<tt>E2-E4 H7-H5 <br>

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	====[http://blog.nbc.com/hiro_blog/2007/03/bound_by_death_and_luck.php Bound by Death and Luck]====		====[http://blog.nbc.com/hiro_blog/2007/03/bound_by_death_and_luck.php Bound by Death and Luck]====
	On March 12, 2007--after the post by [[Yamagato]] disclaiming any connection to [[Hiro]], another post appeared, stardated 3000. The cryptic post, originally attributed to "Hiro Nakamura", but later changed to "[[Jotaro Kujo]]", was titled "Bound by Death and Luck":		On March 12, 2007--after the post by [[Yamagato]] disclaiming any connection to [[Hiro]], another post appeared, stardated 3000. The cryptic post, originally attributed to "Hiro Nakamura", but later changed to "[[Jotaro Kujo]]", was titled "Bound by Death and Luck":
	{{message\|How would one find a flower? A ray of hope, a light that will illuminate nature's undisturbed process for looming survival. Mankind has a choice. A pathway, a destiny. Care to remind me of those simple times. Kids could be kids. Adults live caring for the world. Harmony lies in equality. I, an outcast, never belonged. Longed to bleach a dark world. Demons that live within the monolithic souls of cruelty. Yet, the hunter turns to the hunted. We hide in the shadows of factual inaccuracies. The light not to be seen. Branded with blindness. A matter of perception, such visions speak greater than words. Pleasantly resolved, convenient for humanity. When will I be free? When will we be free? Fates timed to precision. We follow a path. It crosses with each other. Realize the moment. Awaken. Unite. Ambivalence is not a solution. Blackness is resolved with truth. Love. Beyond walls of hatred, lies purity. Prisoners of silence. Lacking a leader, we have common goals at the core. Trust no one. Fight to avenge and open the eyes of the beast. Prejudice spawns like spores. Find me. Reach me. Email time@primatechpaper.com. My search continues for petals. The flower that drops no trace. A flower. Open your eyes so we can talk. Communication is conductor of truth. At the end there are ultimately many futures. At the beginning primarily, there is only one departure. History is delicate. It begins with one. Many butterflies cause too much chaos. One flap, precise catalyst. To see light again, a rift will be chanced. I grow weary of hiding on the 15. In simple times, we used a courier to tell truth. Analogous to death, invisibility to many familiar people. The irony. Once drowned within homogeneity, yearned to be special. Found air to drown myself bearing a mark. To a flower I speak. May I reach you to end this insanity. Preach the truth. Open the minds. There are no monsters. Only visions that are placed within minds.}}		{{message\|How would one find a flower? A ray of hope, a light that will illuminate nature's undisturbed process for looming survival. Mankind has a choice. A pathway, a destiny. Care to remind me of those simple times. Kids could be kids. Adults live caring for the world. Harmony lies in equality. I, an outcast, never belonged. Longed to bleach a dark world. Demons that live within the monolithic souls of cruelty. Yet, the hunter turns to the hunted. We hide in the shadows of factual inaccuracies. The light not to be seen. Branded with blindness. A matter of perception, such visions speak greater than words. Pleasantly resolved, convenient for humanity. When will I be free? When will we be free? Fates timed to precision. We follow a path. It crosses with each other. Realize the moment. Awaken. Unite. Ambivalence is not a solution. Blackness is resolved with truth. Love. Beyond walls of hatred, lies purity. Prisoners of silence. Lacking a leader, we have common goals at the core. Trust no one. Fight to avenge and open the eyes of the beast. Prejudice spawns like spores. Find me. Reach me. Email time@primatechpaper.com. My search continues for petals. The flower that drops no trace. A flower. Open your eyes so we can talk. Communication is conductor of truth. At the end there are ultimately many futures. At the beginning primarily, there is only one departure. History is delicate. It begins with one. Many [[butterflies]] cause too much chaos. One flap, precise catalyst. To see light again, a rift will be chanced. I grow weary of hiding on the 15. In simple times, we used a courier to tell truth. Analogous to death, invisibility to many familiar people. The irony. Once drowned within homogeneity, yearned to be special. Found air to drown myself bearing a mark. To a flower I speak. May I reach you to end this insanity. Preach the truth. Open the minds. There are no monsters. Only visions that are placed within minds.}}

	Sending an email to <tt>[mailto:time@primatechpaper.com time@primatechpaper.com]</tt> elicited the following response:		Sending an email to <tt>[mailto:time@primatechpaper.com time@primatechpaper.com]</tt> elicited the following response:

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: better link

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	11. Bullets<br>		11. Bullets<br>
	12. [[Wikipedia:Bohrium\|107]]<br>		12. [[Wikipedia:Bohrium\|107]]<br>
	14. [[~~Wikipedia:Bowser~~ ~~(Nintendo)~~\|Kuppa]]<br>		14. [[Super Mario Bros.\|Kuppa]]<br>
	16. [[Wikipedia:European Union\|Started as a sixsome]]<br>		16. [[Wikipedia:European Union\|Started as a sixsome]]<br>
	19. [[Wikipedia:Aulla\|A commune in Tuscany]]<br>		19. [[Wikipedia:Aulla\|A commune in Tuscany]]<br>

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: /* I KNEW IT!!! */ link

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I KNEW IT!!!: link

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	I think someone mentioned the New York Comicon I think. If that's wrong,		I think someone mentioned the New York [[Comicon]] I think. If that's wrong,
	sorry, sometimes the auto-translater has weird translations. It came out as		sorry, sometimes the auto-translater has weird translations. It came out as
	NY Comic Scandal for me. o.O When is it? Since I'm in New York, maybe I		NY Comic Scandal for me. o.O When is it? Since I'm in New York, maybe I

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: /* Hiro's Posts */ putting in some stardates

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Hiro's Posts: putting in some stardates

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imported>Ryangibsonstewart: /* About */ run on sentence

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	Hiro's blog is hosted directly on [[NBC.com]]. Most of the entries claim to be "auto translated by: [[Yamagato]] Software".		Hiro's blog is hosted directly on [[NBC.com]]. Most of the entries claim to be "auto translated by: [[Yamagato]] Software".

	Hiro's blog entries are dated using [http://www.memory-alpha.org/en/wiki/Stardate stardates]. As Hiro travels through time, the stardates change to reflect his current time, occasionally causing entries to appear "out of order" from the reader's perspective. For example, when he posted from the past while in [[Midland, TX]] during the events of ''[[Six Months Ago]]'', the post appeared chronologically first on the weblog, ~~and~~ ~~his~~ [[Hiro's blog#March2007\|March 12th]] entry, posted after [[Hiro]] and [[Ando]] teleport into the future, is labeled "Stardate 3000.0"		Hiro's blog entries are dated using [http://www.memory-alpha.org/en/wiki/Stardate stardates]. As Hiro travels through time, the stardates change to reflect his current time, occasionally causing entries to appear "out of order" from the reader's perspective. For example, when he posted from the past while in [[Midland, TX]] during the events of ''[[Six Months Ago]]'', the post appeared chronologically first on the weblog. Also, the [[Hiro's blog#March2007\|March 12th]] entry, posted after [[Hiro]] and [[Ando]] teleport into the future, is labeled "Stardate 3000.0"

	Hiro's blog makes frequent references to comic books (including those by [[Marvel]] and [[DC Comics\|DC]]), ''[[Star Trek]]'', ''[[Star Wars]]'', [[role-playing games]], and anime.		Hiro's blog makes frequent references to comic books (including those by [[Marvel]] and [[DC Comics\|DC]]), ''[[Star Trek]]'', ''[[Star Wars]]'', [[role-playing games]], and anime.

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	* According to [[Oliver Grigsby]], Hiro's blog is a collaboration between [[Masi Oka]] and [[Aron Coleite]][http://www.9thwonders.com/boards/index.php?s=&showtopic=52801&view=findpost&p=195969].		* According to [[Oliver Grigsby]], Hiro's blog is a collaboration between [[Masi Oka]] and [[Aron Coleite]][http://www.9thwonders.com/boards/index.php?s=&showtopic=52801&view=findpost&p=195969].
	* The stardates [[Hiro]] uses cannot be accurate using either the original or the ''Next Generation'' stardate systems, as those systems assign stardate 0000 to dates in the twenty-third and twenty-fourth century respectively. For example, [[Hiro]]'s March 12th "future" entry is marked stardate 3000.0. Under the original system, this would be June 9, 2266; under the ''Next Generation'' system, this would be May 24, 2325. They ''do'' seem to be internally consistent, however. Hiro's October 4th posts are listed as "stardate 1739.1" and "stardate 1745.5"; under the original ''Star Trek'' system, both of these stardates convert to the same calendar day: December 21, 2265.		* The ''[[Star Trek]]'' stardates [[Hiro]] uses cannot be accurate using either the original or the ''Next Generation'' stardate systems, as those systems assign stardate 0000 to dates in the twenty-third and twenty-fourth century respectively. For example, [[Hiro]]'s March 12th "future" entry is marked stardate 3000.0. Under the original system, this would be June 9, 2266; under the ''Next Generation'' system, this would be May 24, 2325. They ''do'' seem to be internally consistent, however. Hiro's October 4th posts are listed as "stardate 1739.1" and "stardate 1745.5"; under the original ''Star Trek'' system, both of these stardates convert to the same calendar day: December 21, 2265.
	* Hiro's entry "Kitty Pride" misspells the name of Kitty Pryde from [[Marvel]]'s ''[[X-Men]]''.		* Hiro's entry "Kitty Pride" misspells the name of Kitty Pryde from [[Marvel]]'s ''[[X-Men]]''.
	*To suggest that Hana's partner understands Japanese, in addition to the email addresses listed under the domain [[primatechpaper.com]], would indicate that Hana's partner is associated with [[the Company]]. Her partner may be [[Mr. Bennet]]--in ''[[Five Years Gone]]'', Hana partners with him to help [[evolved humans]] on the lam.		*To suggest that Hana's partner understands Japanese, in addition to the email addresses listed under the domain [[primatechpaper.com]], would indicate that Hana's partner is associated with [[the Company]]. Her partner may be [[Mr. Bennet]]--in ''[[Five Years Gone]]'', Hana partners with him to help [[evolved humans]] on the lam.

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: /* The Sword */ link to pun explanation

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The Sword: link to pun explanation

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	I've found [[Kensei sword\|my sword]] but not really. There was no sword in the sword.		I've found [[Kensei sword\|my sword]] but not really. There was no sword in the sword.

	I went to a [[Museum of Natural History\|museum]] in [[New York, NY\|New York]] and found the sword as part of the [[Takezo Kensei]] exhibit. Ah, the great Takezo Kensei. [[Kaito Nakamura\|My dad]] told me many stories about him. It was my favorite bedtime story. He was a great fighter who could overcome insurmountable odds. When facing [[Ninety angry ronin\|an army of hundreds]], he would charge right in fearlessly with grace and blazing speed that was invisible to the naked eye. Everything in his path was destroyed and he would come [[regeneration\|unscathed]]. He was a fearless lone wolf who would be there to help the weak and protect the innocent. He was a great [[hero]] of feudal [[Japan]]. He wielded a sacred sword that he called 自由刀 jiyuutou. Ooh, maybe I'll call my sword 時遊刀 jiyuutou as well. It'll be a funny pun.		I went to a [[Museum of Natural History\|museum]] in [[New York, NY\|New York]] and found the sword as part of the [[Takezo Kensei]] exhibit. Ah, the great Takezo Kensei. [[Kaito Nakamura\|My dad]] told me many stories about him. It was my favorite bedtime story. He was a great fighter who could overcome insurmountable odds. When facing [[Ninety angry ronin\|an army of hundreds]], he would charge right in fearlessly with grace and blazing speed that was invisible to the naked eye. Everything in his path was destroyed and he would come [[regeneration\|unscathed]]. He was a fearless lone wolf who would be there to help the weak and protect the innocent. He was a great [[hero]] of feudal [[Japan]]. He wielded a sacred sword that he called 自由刀 jiyuutou. Ooh, maybe I'll call my sword 時遊刀 jiyuutou as well. [[Kensei sword#jiyuutou\|It'll be a funny pun.]]

	I knew the [[museum guard\|museum people]] wouldn't let me borrow the sword even if I explained, so I decided to borrow the sword without permission. I know, I know. Stealing, no matter how you put it, is wrong. It is against the [[bushido]] code. But, I need to save the world and I need the sword. Without the sword there would be no world and hence no museum. After the world was saved, I was going to come back in time and return the sword and it would be like nothing happened!		I knew the [[museum guard\|museum people]] wouldn't let me borrow the sword even if I explained, so I decided to borrow the sword without permission. I know, I know. Stealing, no matter how you put it, is wrong. It is against the [[bushido]] code. But, I need to save the world and I need the sword. Without the sword there would be no world and hence no museum. After the world was saved, I was going to come back in time and return the sword and it would be like nothing happened!

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: /* The Sword */ links

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The Sword: links

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	I've found [[Kensei sword\|my sword]] but not really. There was no sword in the sword.		I've found [[Kensei sword\|my sword]] but not really. There was no sword in the sword.

	I went to a [[Museum of Natural History\|museum]] in [[New York, NY\|New York]] and found the sword as part of the [[Takezo Kensei]] exhibit. Ah, the great Takezo Kensei. [[Kaito Nakamura\|My dad]] told me many stories about him. It was my favorite bedtime story. He was a great fighter who could overcome insurmountable odds. When facing an army of hundreds, he would charge right in fearlessly with grace and blazing speed that was invisible to the naked eye. Everything in his path was destroyed and he would come unscathed. He was a fearless lone wolf who would be there to help the weak and protect the innocent. He was a great [[hero]] of feudal [[Japan]]. He wielded a sacred sword that he called 自由刀 jiyuutou. Ooh, maybe I'll call my sword 時遊刀 jiyuutou as well. It'll be a funny pun.		I went to a [[Museum of Natural History\|museum]] in [[New York, NY\|New York]] and found the sword as part of the [[Takezo Kensei]] exhibit. Ah, the great Takezo Kensei. [[Kaito Nakamura\|My dad]] told me many stories about him. It was my favorite bedtime story. He was a great fighter who could overcome insurmountable odds. When facing [[Ninety angry ronin\|an army of hundreds]], he would charge right in fearlessly with grace and blazing speed that was invisible to the naked eye. Everything in his path was destroyed and he would come [[regeneration\|unscathed]]. He was a fearless lone wolf who would be there to help the weak and protect the innocent. He was a great [[hero]] of feudal [[Japan]]. He wielded a sacred sword that he called 自由刀 jiyuutou. Ooh, maybe I'll call my sword 時遊刀 jiyuutou as well. It'll be a funny pun.

	I knew the [[museum guard\|museum people]] wouldn't let me borrow the sword even if I explained, so I decided to borrow the sword without permission. I know, I know. Stealing, no matter how you put it, is wrong. It is against the [[bushido]] code. But, I need to save the world and I need the sword. Without the sword there would be no world and hence no museum. After the world was saved, I was going to come back in time and return the sword and it would be like nothing happened!		I knew the [[museum guard\|museum people]] wouldn't let me borrow the sword even if I explained, so I decided to borrow the sword without permission. I know, I know. Stealing, no matter how you put it, is wrong. It is against the [[bushido]] code. But, I need to save the world and I need the sword. Without the sword there would be no world and hence no museum. After the world was saved, I was going to come back in time and return the sword and it would be like nothing happened!

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	11. Bullets<br>		11. Bullets<br>
	12. [[Wikipedia:Bohrium\|107]]<br>		12. [[Wikipedia:Bohrium\|107]]<br>
	14. [[~~Wikipedia:Bowser~~ ~~(Nintendo)~~\|Kuppa]]<br>		14. [[Super Mario Bros.\|Kuppa]]<br>
	16. [[Wikipedia:European Union\|Started as a sixsome]]<br>		16. [[Wikipedia:European Union\|Started as a sixsome]]<br>
	19. [[Wikipedia:Aulla\|A commune in Tuscany]]<br>		19. [[Wikipedia:Aulla\|A commune in Tuscany]]<br>

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	I've found [[Kensei sword\|my sword]] but not really. There was no sword in the sword.		I've found [[Kensei sword\|my sword]] but not really. There was no sword in the sword.

	I went to a [[Museum of Natural History\|museum]] in [[New York, NY\|New York]] and found the sword as part of the [[Takezo Kensei]] exhibit. Ah, the great Takezo Kensei. [[Kaito Nakamura\|My dad]] told me many stories about him. It was my favorite bedtime story. He was a great fighter who could overcome insurmountable odds. When facing [[Ninety angry ronin\|an army of hundreds]], he would charge right in fearlessly with grace and blazing speed that was invisible to the naked eye. Everything in his path was destroyed and he would come [[regeneration\|unscathed]]. He was a fearless lone wolf who would be there to help the weak and protect the innocent. He was a great [[hero]] of feudal [[Japan]]. He wielded a sacred sword that he called 自由刀 jiyuutou. Ooh, maybe I'll call my sword 時遊刀 jiyuutou as well. It'll be a funny pun.		I went to a [[Museum of Natural History\|museum]] in [[New York, NY\|New York]] and found the sword as part of the [[Takezo Kensei]] exhibit. Ah, the great Takezo Kensei. [[Kaito Nakamura\|My dad]] told me many stories about him. It was my favorite bedtime story. He was a great fighter who could overcome insurmountable odds. When facing [[Ninety angry ronin\|an army of hundreds]], he would charge right in fearlessly with grace and blazing speed that was invisible to the naked eye. Everything in his path was destroyed and he would come [[regeneration\|unscathed]]. He was a fearless lone wolf who would be there to help the weak and protect the innocent. He was a great [[hero]] of feudal [[Japan]]. He wielded a sacred sword that he called 自由刀 jiyuutou. Ooh, maybe I'll call my sword 時遊刀 jiyuutou as well. [[Kensei sword#jiyuutou\|It'll be a funny pun.]]

	I knew the [[museum guard\|museum people]] wouldn't let me borrow the sword even if I explained, so I decided to borrow the sword without permission. I know, I know. Stealing, no matter how you put it, is wrong. It is against the [[bushido]] code. But, I need to save the world and I need the sword. Without the sword there would be no world and hence no museum. After the world was saved, I was going to come back in time and return the sword and it would be like nothing happened!		I knew the [[museum guard\|museum people]] wouldn't let me borrow the sword even if I explained, so I decided to borrow the sword without permission. I know, I know. Stealing, no matter how you put it, is wrong. It is against the [[bushido]] code. But, I need to save the world and I need the sword. Without the sword there would be no world and hence no museum. After the world was saved, I was going to come back in time and return the sword and it would be like nothing happened!

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	I've found [[Kensei sword\|my sword]] but not really. There was no sword in the sword.		I've found [[Kensei sword\|my sword]] but not really. There was no sword in the sword.

	I went to a [[Museum of Natural History\|museum]] in [[New York, NY\|New York]] and found the sword as part of the [[Takezo Kensei]] exhibit. Ah, the great Takezo Kensei. [[Kaito Nakamura\|My dad]] told me many stories about him. It was my favorite bedtime story. He was a great fighter who could overcome insurmountable odds. When facing an army of hundreds, he would charge right in fearlessly with grace and blazing speed that was invisible to the naked eye. Everything in his path was destroyed and he would come unscathed. He was a fearless lone wolf who would be there to help the weak and protect the innocent. He was a great [[hero]] of feudal [[Japan]]. He wielded a sacred sword that he called 自由刀 jiyuutou. Ooh, maybe I'll call my sword 時遊刀 jiyuutou as well. It'll be a funny pun.		I went to a [[Museum of Natural History\|museum]] in [[New York, NY\|New York]] and found the sword as part of the [[Takezo Kensei]] exhibit. Ah, the great Takezo Kensei. [[Kaito Nakamura\|My dad]] told me many stories about him. It was my favorite bedtime story. He was a great fighter who could overcome insurmountable odds. When facing [[Ninety angry ronin\|an army of hundreds]], he would charge right in fearlessly with grace and blazing speed that was invisible to the naked eye. Everything in his path was destroyed and he would come [[regeneration\|unscathed]]. He was a fearless lone wolf who would be there to help the weak and protect the innocent. He was a great [[hero]] of feudal [[Japan]]. He wielded a sacred sword that he called 自由刀 jiyuutou. Ooh, maybe I'll call my sword 時遊刀 jiyuutou as well. It'll be a funny pun.

	I knew the [[museum guard\|museum people]] wouldn't let me borrow the sword even if I explained, so I decided to borrow the sword without permission. I know, I know. Stealing, no matter how you put it, is wrong. It is against the [[bushido]] code. But, I need to save the world and I need the sword. Without the sword there would be no world and hence no museum. After the world was saved, I was going to come back in time and return the sword and it would be like nothing happened!		I knew the [[museum guard\|museum people]] wouldn't let me borrow the sword even if I explained, so I decided to borrow the sword without permission. I know, I know. Stealing, no matter how you put it, is wrong. It is against the [[bushido]] code. But, I need to save the world and I need the sword. Without the sword there would be no world and hence no museum. After the world was saved, I was going to come back in time and return the sword and it would be like nothing happened!