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Subject: WHAT IS "MILAZZO" IN THE
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dst+@cs.cmu.edu (Dave Touretzky)

>In the OT III document itself, on p. 83 of the Fishman court papers, it says
>"See the data called 'Milazzo' in this pack."  There is also a reference to
>"a modified Milazzo" on p. 84.
>
>Can anyone fill me in on this Milazzo data?  I know it has something to do
>with clusters of BTs, but some more details would be helpful.
 
    Sure thing, Dave.  
    
    A Milazzo (named for the town the boat was docked in when 
    Phatso invented the handling for this imaginary mental 
    problem) is a mutual incident, other than Incident 2, which 
    causes a number of "thetans" (that's you and me) to form a 
    cluster and think they are one person.  I recall that Phatso
    described a train wreck, where all the passengers in one car
    died and became a cluster, because of the mutual incident.
    
    A plane wreck would be another Milazzo.
    
    The auditing handling *used* to be to date the incident and 
    run the cluster (R3R style) through Incident 2 until it 
    breaks up and then to run the individual BTs on Incident 1 until
    they blow (leave).
    
    This evolved into the current way to handle such incidents; a
    process called Date/Locate.  The mark is ordered to guess 
    (with the help of the meter) the *exact* (and I mean down to 
    fractions of seconds) length of time ago when the incident 
    occurred.  Same with distance away.  Until "something blows".
                                                                 
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