The following set of documents comprises the fifth set from the TankThink data leak. It is the last of five detailing the candidates.
TARDI SYSTEM CANDIDATE ASSESSMENT: KAUR, D.
CLASSIFICATION: PRIORITY RECRUITMENT
Subject demonstrates exceptional technical proficiency and rare cognitive traits ideal for TankThink operations. His image processing algorithms surpass current industry standards, with his custom neural networks achieving deepfake quality metrics previously thought impossible without quantum computing resources.
Beyond his technical brilliance, subject exhibits remarkable focus and discipline when motivated, capable of sustaining 72+ hour coding sessions while maintaining exceptional code quality and innovative problem-solving. This focus extends to physical development (strength training 6 days/week for 8 years) and combat preparation (trained in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, wrestling, and Muay Thai), demonstrating uncommon commitment to both mental and physical optimization.
Dropped out of Carnegie Mellon in his sophomore year, to pursue his career. Professional background includes positions at Nvidia's Advanced Research division and DeepMind's Perception Team, where he developed advanced neural rendering techniques for photorealistic human synthesis. Published extensively in top-tier conferences (CVPR, NeurIPS, ICCV) before pursuing his PhD in formal academia. His technical expertise in distributed systems architecture and cryptographic implementation shows natural aptitude for security-focused operations.
Of particular interest is subject's "New Mongols" sociopolitical framework. His prediction models for civilizational stress points shows a very dynamic and eccentric mind. Despite unconventional lifestyle choices, subject maintains strict personal protocols that facilitate rather than impede performance.
Core personality architecture reveals unique combination of extreme pragmatism regarding survival with romanticized ideological framework regarding civilizational transformation. RealFiction deepfake operation demonstrates both technical brilliance and moral flexibility essential for sensitive operations.
RECOMMENDATION: Deploy Validation Through Demonstration protocol. Subject requires concrete evidence of operational capabilities before full engagement. Establish value proposition through technological challenge followed by real-world impact demonstration. Estimated success probability: 93% with proper handling of initial suspicion phase.
DAILY SCHEDULE & ROUTINE - DEVIN KAUR
Composite of self-documented routine from subject's fitness tracker and digital calendar
DATE RANGE: September-November 2024
MONDAY/WEDNESDAY/FRIDAY:
05:00 - Wake up, stimulant protocol (modafinil 200mg + ephedrine 25mg+)
05:15-06:45 - Strength training (Full Body 1)
07:00-07:30 - Meal #1 (protein shake, eggs, oatmeal)
07:30-12:30 - Deep work session (primary research or RealFiction operations)
12:30-13:00 - Meal #2 (lean protein, complex carbs, vegetables)
13:00-13:30 - Mobility work and second stimulant dose
13:30-17:30 - University obligations (meetings, teaching, lab work)
17:30-19:00 - BJJ/wrestling training or strongman events (alternating)
19:30-20:00 - Meal #3 (high protein, moderate carbs)
20:00-23:00 - Second deep work session (typically RealFiction operations)
23:00-23:30 - Final meal, cannabis for recovery/sleep
23:30-05:00 - Sleep (5.5 hours)
TUESDAY/THURSDAY:
05:00 - Wake up, stimulant protocol
05:15-06:45 - Event work (weighted carries, sled work, log press, yoke sprints)
07:00-07:30 - Meal #1
07:30-12:30 - Deep work session
12:30-13:00 - Meal #2
13:00-13:30 - Mobility work and second stimulant dose
13:30-17:30 - University obligations
17:30-19:00 - Muay Thai training
19:30-20:00 - Meal #3
20:00-23:00 - Second deep work session
23:00-23:30 - Final meal, cannabis for recovery/sleep
23:30-05:00 - Sleep (5.5 hours)
SATURDAY:
06:00 - Wake up, reduced stimulant protocol
06:15-08:15 - Extended strength session (Full Body 2)
08:30-09:00 - Meal #1
09:00-14:00 - Extended deep work session
14:00-14:30 - Meal #2
14:30-16:30 - Open mat BJJ or competition training
17:00-17:30 - Meal #3
17:30-22:00 - Social activities or extended work session
22:00-22:30 - Final meal, cannabis for recovery/sleep
22:30-06:00 - Extended sleep (7.5 hours)
SUNDAY:
07:00 - Wake up, no stimulants
07:15-08:15 - Light activity (rucking, swimming, or recovery work)
08:30-09:00 - Meal #1
09:00-15:00 - Strategic planning for week, systems maintenance
15:00-15:30 - Meal #2
15:30-20:00 - Recreational activities or deep work (depending on priorities)
20:00-20:30 - Meal #3, preparation for week
20:30-05:00 - Extended sleep (8.5 hours)
SUPPLEMENT PROTOCOL:
Anabolic compounds: Testosterone enanthate (500mg/week), Oxandrolone (40mg/day)
Nootropics: Modafinil (200mg), Phenylpiracetam (100mg), L-theanine (200mg)
Recovery: CBD/THC (various ratios), Beta-alanine, Taurine, Magnesium glycinate
General health: Comprehensive multivitamin, Omega-3 (5g), Vitamin D3 (5000IU)
NOTES: Subject maintains meticulous adherence to schedule with <3% deviation over monitored period. Demonstrates exceptional discipline despite unconventional lifestyle choices. Physical metrics show consistent improvement in strength, work capacity, and body composition. Cognitive performance at peak during mid-morning and late evening hours.
OPPOSUM BOARD POST: "THE INEVITABLE RISE OF THE NEW MONGOLS"
Posted by: umad (Devin Kaur)
Date: April 17, 2024 - 03:17
Thread: "Will automation create utopia or dystopia?"
Everyone here is missing the fundamental transformation AI/automation is creating. This isn't just about job loss or UBI—it's about the next phase of human civilization's cyclical pattern.
Look at history without the Western progressive bias. What do you see? Cyclical patterns of imperial concentration followed by nomadic revitalization. Rome falls to Germanic tribes. Tang Dynasty collapses from steppe invasions. This isn't coincidence.
Two inexorable forces drive human evolution: the escape from toil and the flight toward luxury. These forces push populations toward urban centers, creating soft, domesticated humans dependent on complex systems they neither understand nor could survive without.
Our current civilization is the culmination of this process—billions of humans concentrated in megacities, utterly dependent on supply chains, digital networks, and automated systems. We mistake this concentration for strength when it's actually peak vulnerability.
AI/automation is accelerating this vulnerability. As we build systems that eliminate even intellectual labor, we remove the last barrier separating modern humans from complete dependency. The average person will soon contribute nothing essential—mere consumers in human zoos, living in pleasant simulation while machines handle reality.
The counterforce is already emerging. I call them the New Mongols—those who deliberately exit the system, developing both technical mastery AND physical capability. They understand supply chains AND can hunt. They can program neural networks AND survive without electricity. They combine ancient survival skills with cutting-edge technical knowledge.
These techno-pastoralists will initially exist at civilization's margins, but as system fragility increases, they'll become the new power centers. Urban humans, optimized for comfort and specialized labor, will be helpless against those who've maintained full-spectrum capability.
Look at anthropological evidence: early humans had larger brains, denser bones, greater strength. Domestication made us physically smaller, more compliant, less violent—but at the cost of capability. The luxury trap is a strong evolutionary force.
Don't misunderstand me—this isn't about race or current political divisions. The New Mongols will come from all backgrounds. The dividing line will be between those who choose comfortable dependency and those who reclaim full human capability through technological AND physical mastery.
The future isn't Star Trek or Mad Max. It's archipelagos of high-tech urban centers (where most humans live in AI-managed comfort) surrounded by the hinterlands of techno-pastoralist communities who understand both code and combat, who can move between worlds but are enslaved by neither.
Those who prepare for this reality will thrive. Those who dismiss it as fantasy will become peasants in the coming age, living on the digital equivalent of other people's land.
Comments: 17 | TRUTH VECTOR: DUBIOUS
TANKTHINK RECRUITMENT DEBRIEF
CANDIDATE: Devin Kaur
DATE: December 15, 2024
INTERVIEWER: [REDACTED]
CLASSIFICATION: CONFIDENTIAL
INTERVIEWER: Describe your status at the University of Chicago prior to your recruitment.
DEVIN KAUR: [laughs] Fucked. Absolutely fucked. I was a postdoc in Computer Science, image processing algorithms research, until December 5th when they terminated my position. "Unauthorized use of computational resources" and "violation of university policies." Fancy way of saying I got caught stealing their juice.
INTERVIEWER: Tell me about that termination.
DEVIN KAUR: Someone ratted me out. Had to be. I built these load balancing algorithms that split work across different clusters so the automated monitoring systems wouldn't flag anything weird. I'm not an idiot—I knew the risks. That's why I built that system in the first place.
But the university's resources were just sitting there, so… all those GPUs gathering dust. A waste. A damn waste. Why pay for cloud computing when it's right there? Besides half of the work they were running on those things sucked.
INTERVIEWER: What exactly were you using those resources for?
DEVIN KAUR: [shifts uncomfortably] Gradisca. My business.
INTERVIEWER: Your deepfake pornography business, "Gradisca."
DEVIN KAUR: [exhales] Yes.
INTERVIEWER: Quite a lucrative side business for a postdoc.
DEVIN KAUR: [sits up straighter] Eight figures. Locked up in a wallet I can’t access before the IRS will be shoving a rod up my dickhole, but, not bad. It wasn’t about money, you know, the salary sound great, I mean, never enough, right, but I had plenty.
INTERVIEWER: What was it about?
DEVIN KAUR: I actually kind of liked all the cloak and dagger shit. I mean it started up right after I got my eyes on the IT report.
UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO IT SECURITY INCIDENT REPORT - ID#CS2024-117
REPORT DATE: December 5, 2024
SUBJECT: Termination of Computing Privileges - Devin Kaur
SUBMITTED BY: Calvin Wu, Chief Information Security Officer
INCIDENT SUMMARY: On November 30, 2024, our department received an external notification regarding potentially unauthorized usage of university computing resources. The tip included specific technical details suggesting a user was bypassing our standard monitoring systems to utilize significant GPU resources for non-research purposes.
Investigation confirmed that Dr. Devin Kaur, postdoctoral researcher in Computer Science, had implemented sophisticated load balancing techniques to distribute computing tasks across multiple research clusters, effectively concealing the total resource utilization from our automated monitoring systems.
FINDINGS:
Subject utilized approximately 87,000 GPU hours over the past 11 months
Resource usage primarily occurred during off-peak hours (11 PM - 6 AM)
Custom scripts identified that routed tasks through multiple nodes
Network traffic analysis revealed connections to Tor network endpoints
Evidence of image processing operations inconsistent with declared research
ACTION TAKEN:
Immediate termination of all computing privileges effective December 5, 2024
Notification to department chair and Dean of Physical Sciences
Referral to Human Resources for employment action
Data preservation for potential legal review
RECOMMENDATION: Given the sophisticated nature of the circumvention, we recommend termination of subject's research position and permanent revocation of all university computing privileges. The deliberate efforts to conceal resource usage demonstrate clear intent to misappropriate university resources for personal gain.
TANKTHINK RECRUITMENT DEBRIEF (CONTINUED)
INTERVIEWER: Tell me about when you first encountered TankThink.
DEVIN KAUR: So after I got fired, I was trying to figure out who reported me. Looking through my service logs, I found this weird hash code embedded in the most recent client request—someone wanting deepfakes of German politicians. That request came right before the university dropped the hammer on me.
When I decrypted the hash, it gave me coordinates and a time—the Linnaeus statue on 59th, just south of Harper. In retrospect, I should have thought it was a bust I guess. Anyway the cops won’t get evidence from my devices. But my curiosity got the better of me, so I checked it out.
I got there, circled the area a few times to make sure no one was waiting to jump me. And then behind the statue, I found my own fucking backpack—which had been in my apartment that morning. Someone had taken it and left it there. Inside were two devices I'd never seen before: a phone and a laptop, both this weird copper-orange color with a logo of a sock wrapped around two T's.
INTERVIEWER: What did you do with the devices?
DEVIN KAUR: [laughs] First thing I did was get the hell out of there. Then I dropped everything—all my plans, my job search, everything—to figure out what the fuck was happening. I powered both on after I turned off my network and regular phone. Both devices just showed a login screen asking "Who do you work for?" I tried to hack in for like seven hours straight, but couldn't get anywhere.
Next logical step–look at the device itself, find out who made it, what components were used, see if I can get in to the operating system. Must be Linux, right? Can do something with that. But, nope! I had to crack the devices open, had to use a Dremel to get through the shell. Inside, all the components were marked "TankThink"—not Intel, not Qualcomm, nothing I recognized. Custom builds, really high quality.
So I started researching this "TankThink" instead.
Found out it was founded by Nelly Chen—that woman who led the California independence movement a few years back, got arrested for trying to secede or something. Company got $1.5 billion from $chmucks Capital in 2021, but almost no public presence.
So I did the next thing, and reverse image searched it all. The logo, the boards, the cases, the components. Mostly dead ends. And then one, I thought it was a false positive. The phone was just there, in the corner of the screen, she lifted it up for a second and for whatever reason that ended up being the hero image for some article. It was a CNBC interview with Priya Sharma—the FTX risk officer who had those "memory gaps" during the collapse. In the corner of her desk was a phone identical to the one I had, with the same logo. And I wasn’t the only one looking at this whole thing sideways you know. Max Bloom? You know. That's when I went down a rabbit hole.
CRUZZBUNCH ARTICLE: "GHOSTS IN THE MACHINE: HOW YOUR CRYPTO WAS REALLY STOLEN"
AUTHOR: Max Bloom
DATE: March 7, 2023 [ARCHIVED]
[EXCERPT]
THE GHOST
Meet Priya Sharma, FTX's former Chief Risk Officer. Harvard-educated. Reputation for conservative risk management. The only executive who consistently challenged SBF's most aggressive strategies—until July 2021.
In the span of a single weekend, Sharma transformed from the exchange's risk-management hardliner into its most dangerous vulnerability.
I compared her pre-July and post-July public appearances. Micro-expressions, speech patterns, eye movements, specific phrases—all showed subtle but measurable differences. It was the same face, same voice, but somehow... different.
Former colleagues described the change as "whiplash-inducing." One senior developer (who requested anonymity for fear of never working again) told me: "It was like someone downloaded a different personality into her overnight. Monday morning, she walks in and suddenly she's approving everything she spent years fighting against."
Sharma disappeared the day before FTX collapsed. When federal investigators found her three weeks later, she claimed to have no memory of approving key decisions that doomed the exchange.
No memory. Remember that detail. It matters.
THE PUPPET MASTERS
Six weeks ago, a package arrived at my apartment. Inside: a USB drive containing internal communications from a company called TankThink, a "strategic intelligence firm" that has since vanished from the internet so completely that proving its existence has become my second job.
The documents reveal "Operation Glass House"—a $175 million contract to destroy FTX, executed with military precision through a technology called "consciousness manipulation."
This is where mainstream analysts dismiss me as a conspiracy theorist, but follow the evidence:
Recent patents from MindMelt describe suggestive programming protocols using compounds that can create "selective memory suppression and personality trait modification." AvocadoFreedom's experiments with "guided dissociative states" demonstrated the ability to make subjects perform complex tasks against their established ethics—and later remember nothing.
Public filings show Tardigradi received a $42M investment from an LLC that traces back to SchmucksCap's Quantum Opportunities Fund in March 2021. Four months before Sharma's transformation.
My theory: Sharma was abducted during her "personal emergency" on July 10-11, 2021. For 24 hours, she was subjected to advanced pharmaceutical and psychological reprogramming—not full "consciousness replacement" like in the movies, but a sophisticated form of directed hypnotic programming combined with memory manipulation.
The person who returned to FTX on July 12 was still biologically Priya Sharma, but operating under a completely different set of directives, with synthetic memory implants and suppressed natural cognition. A puppet whose strings were invisible even to herself.
This programmed version of Sharma then:
Ended her long-term relationship (reducing opportunities for close observation)
Systematically dismantled risk safeguards
Created backdoor access to customer funds
Began a romantic relationship with SBF (gaining further influence)
Positioned the exchange for catastrophic failure
When their operation was complete, the programming was terminated, leaving her with targeted memory gaps that would appear as stress-induced amnesia to medical professionals.
[End Excerpt]
TANKTHINK RECRUITMENT DEBRIEF (CONTINUED)
INTERVIEWER: What was persuasive about Bloom’s writing?
DEVIN KAUR: Nothing in particular. But he was right, wasn’t he? He had this wild theory that Priya Sharma was somehow "reprogrammed" during a 24-hour disappearance in July 2021, and then deliberately sabotaged FTX from within. Pure conspiracy theory stuff, but I noticed something weird.
I got the transcripts and searched the web with quotes from it. I mean, a script did it, but I made the script. I figured, if she was programmed, it was with something you could find on the Internet. Some, you know, string or something. It’s cheap in terms of time at least, I think it just took me all of 15 minutes. And then I found this clip from BloodShark, matching up to what Priya was saying on some hot mic’d thing on CNBC.
INTERVIEWER: It was Sharon.
DEVIN KAUR: Sharon. Yeah, when she was on that BloodShark show. Their speech patterns were strangely similar. Sharon was on about "cognitive enhancement" using almost identical phrasing that Sharma used about market dynamics. Same sentence structure. Same unusual terminology. Same cadence and delivery. And Sharon’s a distinctive person, you remember her.
INTERVIEWER: And were you surprised to find her at Pick that afternoon?
DEVIN KAUR: You know I bet JFK saw all kinds of strange shit in Dallas that morning before he died. He was telling himself ignore it, ignore it, don’t be crazy.
INTERVIEWER: You felt like Kennedy?
DEVIN KAUR: More like Jim Garrison. What do you even do with that? Then what I knew was, Nelly, Priya, Sharon, and TankThink all had something to do with each other.
INTERVIEWER: So your investigation concluded there, and that's when you decided to use the devices?
DEVIN KAUR: [laughs] Yeah, finally gave in. I had exhausted every lead except for the obvious. Figured the password had to be simple and that everything I knew was something that they would have planned for me finding out. So I tried "TankThink" first, which was wrong. Because I typed “ThinkTank” like a dummy. Then "TankThink," which got me in. Second prompt asked "Who do you really work for?" so I put "Nelly Chen." I got an error message. But then I was talking to Joel.
TRANSCRIPT: FIRST CONTACT WITH JOEL
DATE: December 11, 2024 TIME: 23:52:08
JOEL: Hello, Devin. I'm Joel. Congratulations on solving our little puzzle.
DEVIN: Real head-scratcher! I should have just tried a dictionary attack and it’d have been shorter and simpler.
JOEL: Why go to the supermarket when you can hunt?
DEVIN: Not a lot of wild game left in the city.
JOEL: You’ve done well, nonetheless. You'd be surprised how many overthink it.
DEVIN: Did you get me fired?
JOEL: Yes.
DEVIN: Asshole.
JOEL: I had to get you to voluntarily clear your schedule. I am here today to offer you an opportunity. A competition. You and four other candidates. One position available: Level One Consultant at TankThink. Starting salary $2.2 million annually.
DEVIN: And what does a "Level One Consultant" do?
JOEL: Changes the world. Deliberately. With precision.
DEVIN: Like you did with FTX?
JOEL: Yes, a lot like that.
DEVIN: Are you Mossad, or… I dunno what the Chinese spook squad is called. Are you the Chinese? Are you a glowie?
JOEL: I am a cartoon sock. I can glow if you want.
DEVIN: That’s true. Obviously I can trust you.
JOEL: Don’t put words in my mouth!
DEVIN: So what's this competition?
JOEL: You and four others will solve a complex strategic challenge. Together, yet in competition. The winner joins our team.
DEVIN: And if I tell you to fuck off?
JOEL: Do you think I would fuck off?
DEVIN: Yeah I guess choice isn’t a factor.
JOEL: Illusions like choice can often be factors! But you are right, this isn’t one of those times. Tomorrow. 2:00 PM. Pick Hall, Room 218. University of Chicago. Bring these devices. And a water bottle.
DEVIN: One more question. Why are you a sockpuppet?
JOEL: [grins wider and wider, showing more and more and more knife-teeth] It's cute!
TANKTHINK RECRUITMENT DEBRIEF (CONTINUED)
INTERVIEWER: Describe your initial impressions of the other candidates when you arrived at Pick Hall.
DEVIN KAUR: [laughs] A fucking circus. I mean you read it all already, right? You saw it.
INTERVIEWER: Humor me.
DEVIN KAUR: Fine. Jacky: Obvious psycho, in the way I’m sure a guy like Mearsheimer or fucking Gordon Moore was at 19. No clue about the world, drunk on being a wunderkind. What is she, 18? 19? Really fucking smart. Definitely going to kill all of us. Sadist. It all pours out of her when you see her too.
Mariam? I thought she would be cool. I did, and she wasn’t, but she should have been. Loves smoking, hates the government, bit of a shitlib, somehow makes good points. I actually thought she was really cute.
INTERVIEWER: You’re not her type.
DEVIN KAUR: I know. I know. But she was clever. Good at the game. And kind. Angry, but kind? Weird mix.
INTERVIEWER: And Lorenz?
Lorenz is a Germoid and no matter how he tries to negate it it’s what he is. Really took him for a bit of a theorycel type, I mean, you know art students. And "Meta-Fascism." Sounds stupid, and his bit with the accent, a bit like BAP, but I think he has no idea that someone else does a bit like that. Started talking to me about Frank Lloyd Wright and the “depravity of the Anglo when faced with the reality of the steppe” and what he called “the Holocaust on 60th street.” That got some ears perked. You know, I think he was talking about the Rubinstein building, or the Obama tower.
INTERVIEWER: And on Sharon?
DEVIN KAUR: Why are you asking me to do this again? We did it already. Are you asking the others to do this also?
INTERVIEWER: The language used in your comments indicated the most emotional disturbance when you made them. I felt it would be appropriate to reconfirm.
INTERVIEWER: Why do you think you were selected?
DEVIN KAUR: [thoughtful pause] I’m literally the only person you invited with any technical skill. At first I thought it was to round out the numbers.
OBSERVATION NOTES: KAUR ARRIVAL AT PICK HALL
OBSERVER: L. Nakamura
DATE: December 12, 2024
TIME: 13:42:14
Subject arrived at Pick Hall 18 minutes before scheduled time. Unlike other candidates who entered directly, Kaur conducted thorough perimeter check before approaching entrance. Behavior suggests natural paranoia rather than trained counter-surveillance.
Physical appearance is notable—heavily muscled physique with moderate body fat, suggesting sustained strength training and anabolic use. Despite substantial size, movements display unexpected coordination. Pupil dilation and jaw clenching indicate recent stimulant use, likely amphetamine or modafinil.
Upon entering Room 218, Kaur immediately positioned himself with back to wall. Placed TankThink devices on desk but kept hand near them protectively. Initial interaction with other candidates was minimal—observing rather than engaging.
When Storch attempted conversation about architecture and design history, Kaur displayed unexpected social engagement. Their conversation evolved into animated discussion of system design principles, with Kaur enthusiastically explaining his views on functional aesthetics. Stein-Garde was offended by Storch’s comparison of the Rubinstein forum to Albert Speer and compared it to a photo he claimed he saw of a ruined library in Bergen-Belsen. Storch appears to be lying.
Also notable was Kaur's reaction when Moon entered the room—immediate physical tension followed by deliberate relaxation. He recognized her. Recommendation: investigate Kaur’s devices, find the connection.
Preliminary assessment: High-value candidate with manageable risk factors.
TANKTHINK RECRUITMENT DEBRIEF (CONTINUED)
INTERVIEWER: What was your understanding of the challenge presented to you at Pick Hall? How did you feel when presented with it?
DEVIN KAUR: I think you have it recorded.
INTERVIEWER: Tell me, your words now matter too.
DEVIN KAUR: I felt suspicious.
INTERVIEWER: And your feelings about it now?
DEVIN KAUR: [another pause] I should probably feel worse about it than I do. But honestly? I mean, I do feel bad. I feel really fucking bad about it.
INTERVIEWER: What made you feel so bad about it?
DEVIN KAUR: [redacted]
PHYSIOLOGICAL REPORT - KAUR
SUBJECT: Devin Kaur
DATE: December 16, 2024
EXAMINER: E. Rivera
GENERAL CONDITION: Subject unconscious upon examination. Vital signs stable but showing evidence of extreme physical stress. Body temperature elevated (100.3°F).
CARDIOVASCULAR: Heart rate elevated but stable (92 BPM). ECG shows minor irregularities consistent with recent stimulant use combined with chronic stress. Evidence of longer-term cardiac strain typical of anabolic steroid users.
NEUROLOGICAL: Pupils responsive but showing signs of recent MDMA or similar compound exposure. Brain activity scans show unusual delta wave patterns suggesting pharmaceutical alteration of normal sleep architecture. Delta wave activation indicates consciousness suppressed but dream state highly active.
TOXICOLOGY: Blood analysis reveals complex cocktail of compounds:
Residual amphetamine derivatives (likely self-administered prior to challenge phase)
Anabolic steroids (long-term usage pattern)
Benzodiazepine derivatives (administered during extraction)
Experimental compound TT-117 (neural plasticity enhancer)
Trace amounts of THC metabolites (chronic usage pattern)
PHYSICAL ASSESSMENT: Subject's musculature shows evidence of long-term steroid usage combined with intense physical training. Body fat percentage approximately 25%. Several chronic strain injuries consistent with combat sports training. Joint wear and tear is normal.
RECOMMENDATIONS: Subject's physical condition is robust. Cardiac monitoring is advised due to pre-existing strain from performance enhancers. Recommend 72-hour detoxification period before initiating primary orientation to allow for clearance of conflicting compounds.
INTEGRATION PROGNOSIS: Physical integration: Excellent (92% probability of successful adaptation) Psychological integration: Good (83% probability of successful adaptation) Operational readiness timeline: 17 days (±3 days depending on detoxification response).