Document 2. This is not the original brochure but in fact a Xerox copy of the 1988 Edge Detector article. Note that is says (as I have said time and again in public) PLW’s admonition “I found this”. A few years ago, I talked to a ranger at …This catalogue has been put together with a purpose: to alert YOU to a vast cover-up, a conspiracy so deep that no other researcher has yet become aware of it (outside certain Intelligence circles, needless to say!) — and so dangerous that …
Emory Cranston
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Without clear biographical information or substantive engagement with Cranston's ideas in these excerpts, I can only note that Cranston appears as a marginal reference in what seems to be a conspiratorial or archival document about a 1988 Edge Detector article. The readings invoke Cranston obliquely through questions of citation, authenticity, and hidden knowledge—themes relevant to how AI systems inherit and obscure their training lineages—but offer no direct engagement with their actual work or theoretical contributions.
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