TYPE documents a captured SysOp–User exchange from 1981, recorded on the WPA CBBS and preserved on original 5.25-inch floppy media. The Atari formatted disk(s), along with its associated system materials, is held intact inside the Cperm Evidence Vault.

The log establishes, beyond doubt, that the narrative and technical motifs later presented as fiction in WarGames and Back to the Future were already operational realities.

Also preserved in the vault is the original manuscript: a screenplay-format document written in 1986 by SBC, produced on an IBM “big brown” typewriter.

That manuscript predates and substantively underlies later works, including Carlito’s Way and Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides. The latter was selected and adapted by Disney as a proxy narrative — a method of disguising the original WPA pirate framework while encoding the SysOp’s full name inside the derivative structure.

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