The View From Lower Down

 IF door button = pressed { close door PLAY video: “I am SANDERS.mp4” IF Seat1 = occupied ANDOR Seat2 = occupied ANDOR Seat3 = occupied ANDOR Seat4 = occupied { IF Seat1 = unoccupied OR Seat2 = unoccupied OR Seat3 = unoccupied OR Seat4 = unoccupied {                 PLAY video: “My readings indicate the need for cooperation.mp4” } REPEAT PLAY video: “Keep the arrow in the box.mp4” IF Arrow exits MovingBox {                 PLAY video: “My readings indicate the need for cooperation.mp4” } ELSEIF WAIT 10 seconds {                 PLAY video: “Congratulations Astronauts.mp4”                 IF Recipe = Original AND Pieces = 6 AND Flavor = Delicious                 {                                 PLAY video: “You completed the simulation.mp4”                                 OPEN Window                                 EXIT                 } } } ELSE { PLAY video: “Please take your seats.mp4” } REPEAT }   BONUS program which takes pla

 This is part of an interactive adventure. To return to the start,  click here .  "I'll power down again for a while. Maybe that'll help restore my memories." "OK," Dan says. "Tell you what, I'll try to find a way of giving your brain more processing power while you're asleep." "Thanks." Dan leans over and blackness prevails. Suddenly the blackness disappears and all you can see is red: Source: P aint, VFLD, 2023 "What's going on? Dan?" You ask. "Who said that?" An unfamiliar female voice. "Me. Behind you. I think." The red shape twists and you see the woman's face. "I can't see you. Only this brain in a jar." "Yeah, about that. Don't freak out, but... I'm the brain." "Oh, ok. Don't worry, you're not the weirdest thing I've seen tonight." You don't pursue this. Instead, you ask: "Sorry, I don't mean to be rude, but who are you

This is part of an interactive adventure. To return to the start,  click here .  This time it's Ben who replies. "Well it can't have worked." He turns around. "See, no tail. And before you ask, no, I also can't hear a mouse rustling in the grass 30m away or sleep for 18 hours out of every 24." "Then what about Copernicus?" You reply.  "Dunno. Dead probably. I haven't seen him since the explosion. Also, it's been 70 years, so he'd probably be dead by now anyway." "Oh well, never mind.