Good but not good that someone verifies what Togusa had thought about the tubes. Togusa shakes his head. "No idea. They're counting something, but we've got no concept of what."

"I was really more concerned with how we got in there in the first place. Had to fill out a dumb kid's game, arbitrary information. Within minutes," Togusa can't emphasize that enough, "the information had made it into the minds of a bunch of those pesky reporters. They were nowhere near, and then all of a sudden, they're right outside the building, and asking questions about what we had just typed."

"How do you do that? That kind of information transfer is unheard of." Togusa's tone of voice is a little less objective when he speaks to this point. This really is what is standing out to him. The tubes were strange enough, but that was insane. "Because the information was so dumb? It feels like another field test."