Algorithmic Waves (Part 3)
The machine shows Hatfield more information.
Code is everywhere. The screen flashed all kinds of different words. Hatfield expected the machine to present him with the ideas he wanted to know, too. He didn’t call the authorities. His curiosity won the day.
The machine used an algorithm to keep his mind electrified. It read out all of the information of Hatfield’s life from birth until now in pictures and sounds. The input that had been provided allowed for Hatfield to unravel the mystery.
It took him just a few seconds to realize that someone had become a sneak and busted into his living space. He wondered.
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