After scouring the library/internet/whatev it seems that the more I think about illegal immigration the more it makes sense (...in the context of Beat City). Previously I was trying to make the distinction between what considered illicit and what is illegal. This seems to tackle both. Why not...
DATA:
I found statistical data estimating the number of illegal immigrants (per capita) by state averagine to the tune of 1.7 per 100 people. (Source: US Citizenship and Immigration Services, field report, 2000). I figured this was a more reasonable number to work with in grasshopper vs 2mil+
GRASSHOPPER:
The current definition lacks any kind of (well functioning) containment. By that I mean, there isn't a time delay in between when the scanner finds the anomalies and when it collects them. Introducing the notion of "invisible anomalies" I think there can be some sort of proximity eval, where the anomalies would (probably) not be seen, but their modes of concealment would (eg- the interstitial spaces in the field (between the residue?)--cracks, holes... or a "sanctuary pocket".. etc..). I think it would help to develop a new pseudo-code..
FIELD MANUAL (for how to stay invisible):
I've been thinking about this as far as how it may be useful (not only to begin to relate these frames with events in the field), but in thinking about how I can begin to adapt the ghx def.. I put together some preliminary images of what I've been thinking so far (in the vein of a flight safety instuction card...)
Chapter One: "Hunker Down"

Chapter Two: "Stay Calm and Find the Nearest Exit"

Chapter Three: "If All Else Fails, Dazzle Them With Smoke and Mirrors"

The following images are from Ms. Tsukioka, a fashion designer in Japan who also has some ideas on how to be invisible




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