The transcript appears to be a dialogue with a group of individuals discussing scientific experiments and the concept of a "hole" or black hole. The speaker, who seems to be a scientist, discusses their intention to become a "quality scientist" and mentions a scientific basis for their work. They express their willingness to undergo dangerous experiments and mention a previous experiment where they survived.
The speaker also discusses the concept of a "hole" or black hole, suggesting that it might be a scientific phenomenon rather than a conspiracy theory. They mention the idea of a "double path" and the use of obsidian, a type of volcanic glass, in their experiments. They mention the purchase of obsidian and its sale in a store, and they express concern about the town's safety.
The speaker then discusses a plan to pour water on a hole, presumably a black hole, to see if it affects the hole. They also mention a boat and a cart, suggesting that they might be planning a water experiment involving a boat or a cart.
The speaker also mentions a "test" and a "black hole," suggesting that they are planning to test their theory about black holes. They discuss the idea of going through a black hole and surviving, and they mention the possibility of being affected by a black hole.
The speaker also mentions a "house" and a "woman," suggesting that they might be referring to a specific location or person. They also mention a "stone" and a "zombie," suggesting that they might be referring to a specific object or phenomenon.
Overall, the transcript appears to be a discussion of scientific experiments and theories, with a focus on black holes. The speaker seems to be a scientist who is planning to conduct dangerous experiments to test their theories about black holes.
1. The speaker is expressing their intention to become a quality scientist.
2. They mention a "triple 7" milestone and a "me away", which could refer to a significant achievement or event.
3. The speaker has a strong interest in science, particularly a subject they loved at school.
4. They mention an obsidian object that does not absorb, indicating a scientific experiment or discovery.
5. They are not from Granada and express gratitude towards their agency.
6. They discuss a "rationed city" that is "especially ingenious" and mention dying multiple times to help others.
7. They mention a scientific experiment to cover an entire house with oxygen.
8. The speaker is preparing for dangerous scientific experiments, indicating a significant scientific event or project.
9. They mention a "hole" that they are trying to prevent, suggesting a scientific challenge or problem.
10. They discuss a "path" made of obsidian, suggesting a physical path or trail.
11. They mention a "test" to see if water can fill the hole, indicating a scientific experiment.
12. They discuss a "first test" that involves flying through a black hole, indicating a risky scientific experiment.
13. They mention a "house of 42 10", which could refer to a specific location or address.
14. They discuss a "touch and the image in my case no less", indicating a physical interaction or event.
15. They mention a "stone" on their head, indicating a physical object or condition.
16. They discuss "very strange things" happening, such as vortices, cracks, and a "zombie angel" in the face.
17. They mention a "meteorite", indicating a celestial event or object.
18. They discuss "meteorite samples" and the need to analyze their molecular structure.
19. They mention a "night boat" and a "mark change", indicating a specific boat or vessel and a change in plan or direction.
20. They mention "closer" and "night", suggesting a proximity to or interaction with darkness or nighttime.