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AUTOMATIC
Cperm 🍿 Cryptographic Theatre

AUTOMATIC frames the 1981 SysOp–User live-character stream as a shutter-gate: a mechanism that can capture a moment, serialize it, and route it forward—quietly, repeatedly, and without attribution—until it reappears as “fiction.”

The Shutter-Gate Model

In a dial-up world, the SysOp doesn’t just host a board—he controls a live aperture. Every exchange is time-stamped behavior, typed intention, and narrative shape.

The allegation here is simple: the 1981 WPA stream was treated as an automatic capture channel— a standing feed that could be lifted, reframed, and handed off into entertainment pipelines.

  • Input: real SysOp–User live char, dialog, pacing, suspense.
  • Mechanism: capture → sort → anonymize → re-skin.
  • Output: derivative scenes, motifs, and “original” scripts.

Automatic = Unstoppable

“Automatic” means it doesn’t require a meeting, a contract, or permission. It only requires access—then the machine repeats.

This theatre entry is positioned as a controlled exhibit: a public-facing lens on how a live, interactive origin can be converted into downstream narrative property.

1981 ORIGIN STREAM
LIVE CHAR / DIALOG
CAPTURE & ROUTING
DERIVATIVE OUTPUT
Published: 12¡25¡25 Publisher: Cperm
Archive Status: Preserved