The 200 disks...these are for the brain objects...

[Rick1234567S]

(rubbing hands)

make a copy of the top level of Rosie's pirate cove.

Label it top copy Rosie's Pirate Cove Planet.

And so it is void of people.

Now put 200 concrete disks into the embankment to the right of Rosie's Pirate cove, 

and label them 1 to 200.

So now you see each has a name and an address.

So this would be a new disk that was printed it would look after that copy.

So then that copy would go on a track, with the other copies, if there are two more.

So then you have 3 or 4 even if you add the airship basement and 1963 Aurora, and if you add the reptoid moonship then you have 5.

So very easy to back them all up at any time.

And then they reset every two days.

Now the address and number equals a name and so then in the code that target disk is an address, so then that is all that is needed which is a location that is unique for a unique name for the target so the memories are not confused with other data.

Plus you can add future use to that and develop onto it quite easily.

It is scalable so we can add more disks as we add more people.

So then your body resets but not your mind, you brain object is used to make you go and your memories preserved by memory management software.

[Rick1234567S]

In Borland Delphi 7 there is a database demo called Fish Facts

and it has a list that could have name, address, photo, maybe handprint also, a memo for information.

And that is all you need.

in this case it has a drawing of a fish, and then its name and some information in a memo.

As you scroll down the image changes and the memo changes.

So you would have 200 of those there associated with 200 disks.

Very simple and kept simple since to kick someone off the island you remove their name from the list.

And then it would be polite to not give that disk number for a full year to someone else in case they have enough followers who insist they come back within a year.

I don't have a list that is 200 people, at most I ever made was about 170 long ago.

But that is how it is done.

And then the system uses that information to send a signal to that person's body and to reset them when needed.

when that body does not send a signal its brain is dead so you reset it.

[Rick1234567S]

This would also be the list for door access.

So whatever security feature like hand print would be there.

So you see one list, and all the information you need in one spot.

And it is a small list.

Team managers for zones they would have a list that grants access also.

And if they vote them off the island out they go and who cares if they reset somewhere else or not.

When you answer your door you decide to let people in, not necessarily decide to let them survive reset.

They would be copies of people to begin with and so then to send them back where they came a simple matter of letting nature and reset take its course.

Many are called few are chosen.

You need to be very choosy.

[Rick1234567S]

Well you have your little program there and so then it has a list of memos in a text file.

And so then the system merely looks at that text file.

So then when it sees the word ENTRY it knows the format.

It would be like this. All in a folder.

So then that entry that person would have a folder for their entry to keep their files together.

When you do a database update you make sure you save the files to that directory for that record.

It would do that when you press commit changes.

ENTRY

Name:

Address:

photo Image of person filename:

photo image of hand filename:

clearance levels list filename :

disk number:

Date joined:

Notes filename:

Reserved one:

Reserved two:

and then the next entry

ENTRY

Name:

Address:

etc...

So this text file with all the filenames etc is in one file with 200 records so that the data is easily got at by a second program.

It knows where the files are that store the handprint and clearance levels for all the places they are allowed to go.

Every door that gets granted access.

So that is a list of doors that the person has clearance for.

And it could be by zone, so that if they are cleared for a zone no need to list every door.

[Rick1234567S]

I would think motivation monitors would go into Reserved One.

And since it is an automated system, alerts are welcome, when needed.

The numbers are so small to begin with it isn't an immediate necessity as long as the code is written and it can read a text file and write a text file.

That would go in a folder, and be concatenated, maybe indexed and highlighted and then zipped into a zip file, once a year.

Running averages kept like for statistical analysis.

Spikes recorded. 
With real time results in a text file, daily.

[Rick1234567S]

Keep in mind that downtown from about 2005 to 2013 or so in the summer, I allowed people to come down town and sign me for inclusion.

And I took a thousand videos. 

Those were real people. Real people in my machine and lots of them.

So you see since those people were there and being very obvious, it must be real.

And my machine my responsibility so they factor into my plans.

When I need people I know where to get them.

They are there for that reason.

And I will get them right then when they expected me to.

And then try them out and hope things work out.

And then work towards the library.

With some qualified helpers.

Well they will be working towards the islands that we made for them.

[Rick1234567S]

If I was going to do this properly, I would first go back and get Lorraine, then Janice, then Nicky, then Heather, then the three girls from downtown presented on the legislature grounds.

The one young blond, presented by her mom a Sue, and the two Gwendolyn and Wanda short ones provided by a machine for that purpose.

That is the proper way to do it by the time they were noticed or their body reset date.

So my two sisters if I was going to be able to trust anyone you would think I could trust them.

Then my two nieces who I get along with very well.

So then that's the start of a family right there.

Then I finish the transporter rooms, and the train cars, and non gilded bird cages with backyards, and build girls camp, the hobby farm, and girls club, and then start building the library.

Then start moving real people onto islands inside moonships.

Like rescue them like we are supposed to. Not just watch them die.

Lots of people there 20 years ago.

People who used to work in moonships but were rescued recently from that, and now need to be rehoused properly.

And we have places for them and duties for them. For some of them.

5 moonships I think already need people.

So lets get going.

No excuses.

[Rick1234567S]

Well we can go with who we have there already and worry about the rest after that as well.

Whatever, lets just get on it and get going. We have the islands and it is easy to house them.