Jul 3, 2026 · 29 min · 11 segments
Clay Erhardt finds himself in the old west. Script: https://www.quietplease.org/awakening/scripts.php?script=26 Website: https://www.quietplease.org/awakening/
I took a table in the corner.
I picked up a newspaper, The Mountain Democrat, and I read the newspaper for lack of anything better to do.
The headlines were what you might expect from an AI that's had to make a quick pivot.
New petition against tax.
Not worth reading.
Marconi experiments with wireless telegraphy.
An anachronism.
I don't think he was even born yet.
Dr. Clay Earhart found not guilty.
Following the death and surgery of Henry Ives, husband of Mary Ives.
They couldn't prove I was drunk while operating, even though everybody suspected it.
from mad genius doctor into a drunken excuse for a doctor.
Quite a fall for me.
And then another article caught my eye.
Not an interesting headline, but my eye was drawn to a name repeated in the article.
Hardcase.
Author Jim Hardcase, former army lieutenant whose brother Captain Mack Hardcase put down an Indian uprising at Bear River in 1863.
That'd be six years ago.
I took a table in the corner.
I picked up a newspaper, The Mountain Democrat, and I read the newspaper for lack of anything better to do.
The headlines were what you might expect from an AI that's had to make a quick pivot.
New petition against tax.
Not worth reading.
Marconi experiments with wireless telegraphy.
An anachronism.
I don't think he was even born yet.
Dr. Clay Earhart found not guilty.
Following the death and surgery of Henry Ives, husband of Mary Ives.
They couldn't prove I was drunk while operating, even though everybody suspected it.
from mad genius doctor into a drunken excuse for a doctor.
Quite a fall for me.
And then another article caught my eye.
Not an interesting headline, but my eye was drawn to a name repeated in the article.
Hardcase.
Author Jim Hardcase, former army lieutenant whose brother Captain Mack Hardcase put down an Indian uprising at Bear River in 1863.
That'd be six years ago.
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