Well, if he had a semi-stable connection to reality, I'm sure he'd recognize his only chance at a life that didn't involve a short rope and a longer drop would be to be very quiet and not try a crazy scheme that could get everyone on the planet killed by Neuroi.

So, yeah, not buying it :)

>A bit of both, though in fairness, it's also possible he's reading
>them back on his omni-tool's neural interface and just using himself
>as a very slow wetware printer driver. (He's been very diligent not
>to flash that around, but he still has it.) After all, in that era
>the best he could do to automate the process would be to jack one of
>the Intel Office's Teletypes, AND THEN WILMA AND
>MINNA WOULD HAVE TO READ ABOUT THE FORCE IN ALL CAPS WITH NO COMMAS OR
>APOSTROPHES WHICH WOULDNT BE VERY RESTFUL. :)

Totally didn't think of the Omni-tool. Guess I expected it to get broken with the suit back in ep 1. Those things are impressively durable.

Matrix Dragon, J. Random Nutter