Email to Dr. Smooth

By, mauph, posted 3 weeks ago

3 weeks ago - edited

To: <smooth.res@scipnet>
From:<house.med48@scipnet>
Subject: Dr. Grey and the Events of 03/10

Good day/evening/night, Dr. Smooth,

I am sure that you are aware of the experiment that your appointed researcher, Dr. Gray, entertained tonight. I am also sure that you understand the dangers behind radioactive elements, such as the ones dispensed, as well as the creation of compounds using the same elements.

Because of a lack of prior knowledge and consequent lack of precautionary preparation, two casualties were unfortunately confirmed. I write this email with much concern for future research related to this anomaly of a compound; had you given Gray a particular list of precautions to take? Any specific sequences to follow? Fail-safes in light of incidents like this occurring? Perhaps if things like this were discussed beforehand, the casualties of today would not have been so.

In the case that you appoint an employee to a task like this again, please inform all of security directly. I was able to save an engineer from radiation ONE TIME. I am not a miracle worker, and therefore could not save the two with limbs and other extremities melting from their bodies.

With this in mind, I mean the following as a mere suggestion to maximize safety for all personnel before future experiments related to this one:

Please seek to conform to the following innovations within R-Wing.

A sterilization/disinfection room (containing two showers, # of soaps, an exit/entry airlock, # of drape sheets, and steam sterilizers)
Customization for a testing chamber to include lead curtains, blocking the outward flow of radioactive particles

I once again state that these are only suggestions to improve the quality of our facility. I hope that you humbly consider my requests & concerns.

Thank you for your time,

Medical Lt. House

3 weeks ago

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Dearest MRU/MED Lieutenant House,

I have been briefed of the incident that occurred tonight from the experiment conducted by our area's most wonderful Dr. Gray. It is always saddening to recieve news of the loss of a life, nonetheless two. I and the entirety of the full research team offer our dearest sympathies toward the deceased.

Now to handle to testing conundrum. I find your accusational tone the most preposterous and disrespectful. Direspect towards myself, Dr. Gray, and the entirety of the facility! This is completely and udderly unacceptable.

Dr. Gray is a trained professional in their field of study and just like all researchers, appointed to an assignment or not, they are to be held at high responsibility for the outcomes of experiments. I've reviewed the situation and dealt with Dr. Gray how I deemed fair. To imply that research is at fault for this issue would be the MOST distrustfull statement! As I would like to remind you that the reason for the experiment was due to a dubious member of security pushing their own agenda a little further then that of the Foundations.

Seeing as you gladly took the time out of your very busy medical schedule to write this wonderfully crafted email. I will do you a professional courtesy as to review your suggestions in this very message!

-Informing all security members: Leads to a waste of the most valuable resource which is time. Researchers may choose at their own will the amount of security to contact and the amount of time ahead of schedule to initiate contact.

-Sterilization of R-wing: required measures have already been performed. R-wing has returned to its normal status.

-Customization of a testing chamber: I like this idea, ill put my engineering team to work on it! Thank you for your suggestion.

House, your concerns and suggestions have been taken into consideration. I would like to inform you of my true appreciation for you reaching out to me today. I hope you will be able to see passed this unfortunate incident in due time. If you have any further inquiries please feel free to share.

All Best Wishes and Encouragements!

-Dr. Smooth

3 weeks ago - edited

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To: <smooth.res@scipnet>

From:<house.med48@scipnet>

RE: Subject: Dr. Grey and the Events of 03/10

Hello Dr. Smooth,

I appreciate you using your time to try to understand and look over my concerns and suggestions. Unfortunately, it seems that you did not understand my point surrounding R-Wing sanitization at all.

What I meant to pass to you was the concept of a room specifically designed to cleanse personnel both before and after leaving a contaminated area. This would prevent both biological and chemical issues from escaping R-Wing to the rest of the foundation.

The implementation of this would be relatively cheap and extremely accessible to the foundation's budget. It will also make the removal of radioactive particles from affected persons much, much easier, allowing for the most seamless treatment possible towards these patients.

Also, while you reconsider this suggestion, you should process the possible inclusion of a closet full of spare anti-hazardous outfits inside of it. Following this, add a water hose (respective to the wishes of SID Specialist Drosera).

Thank you so much for your interest in my opinions. I am very excited to continue working alongside you.

Stay safe,

Medical Lt. House

3 weeks ago

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Much more clear now Lieutenant House. A fine suggestion. I will likely have the necessary gear stored in R-wing and have it deployed when required.

Once again I appreciate you reaching out! Your efforts are noted.

All Best Wishes and Encouragements!

-Dr. Smooth