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... Thousands of dollars was poured into research to digitize human memory. The SPS cult figureheads figured that the memories of the Seventies were so great, that they needed to be shared with the future world. Tragically, several young SPS members who believed so strongly in their Society's message died in the experiments to transfer brain memories onto a 5 inch floppy disk. These brave people underwent brain surgery to put live electrical conduits directly into their brain. The doctors working struggled to find a safe voltage, as volunteer after volunteer died before their very eyes.

... Over fifteen of our fellow SPS members have died at the hands of our memory experiments in the past three and a half years. People always ask me, 'Don, is it worth it? Is it worth that some of us should perish so the Seventies will live forever?'. My answer has been, and always will be, a resounding 'Yes!'

Donald Brucker, President of the Seventies Preservation Society, Speech March 29, 1984.

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