Except for the ’saving the world’ part — that, they’ve gotta do themselves.

But you’ve already proven my point about obliviousness, ne?

Poke around the rest of ‘Neo’s many pages - unintentional hilarity asplodes.

Ahh, nothing like typos to ruin the point.

Our group left the thing as the first part of a six-part, nationwide… well, statement, as stupid or goofy as it may seem: it certainly got attention, didn’t it? The idea is to let people know that they really DON’T have a lot of time, and that they are all technically ‘rats in a maze’ — prisoner to the societal construct that defines how you look, act, work, play, and live… defines, in effect, who you are.

As I’ve been saying for years now… “If we can keep one more person from climbing into Daddy’s pickup with Daddy’s shotgun and bowing their heads off because what they are, and what they believe, doesn’t fit with what the world expects them to be, then we’ve done SOMEthing, anyway.” Mock away… but it’s a good concept, after all.

People ARE free to make changes in their OWN lives…. but only after they lose their fear of change. Fear of losing the status quo. Inside the maze was a folded piece of paper, with the time and date of the next part of the ‘project’, and the message, abridged, that is posted here: http://believenothingexpecteverything.iwarp.com.

As endearing as it is ‘being a nystery’, the point is lost if people aren’t made aware of it.