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The following issue of possible public discovery of The Project is of the utmost importants to Aspect as it relates specifically to Aspect's primary mission. The outdated belief that all possible candidates for spreading the truth were viewed by the public as unreliable, or simply uninteresting, often dubbed "Nerds", has been proven untrue. Ideas that those in charge are untrustworthy, or that the world in which people live is, in fact, not as the public believes, or is told to believe, are growing in popularity. Many of these idead have become basis' for popular movies and television series. One of the first such incidences given serious note was, as all personel should well know, the television series 'The X-Files'. Persuading other screenwriters to associate the series with the stereotypical "Nerd" had the desired effect, but this procedure seems to be less effective with the film trilogy 'The Matrix', which increases in popularity as time progresses. Attempts to slander 'The Matrix', point out the film's flaws under the guise of a spoof, as seen in the '2003 MTV Music Awards' have resulted in a drastic backfire whereby the trilogy became substantially more popular. And so I put it to other personel of Aspect to evolve another procedure to steer the public away from 'The Matrix', and thus, the ideas it presents. |
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