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'''Dr. Forester''' was a scientist working for the [[Office of Naval Intelligence]]. He was also a teacher for an unknown educational system. One of his graduate students was [[Leonard Gillespie]]. | '''Dr. Forester''' was a scientist working for the [[Office of Naval Intelligence]]. He was also a teacher for an unknown educational system. One of his graduate students was [[Leonard Gillespie]]. | ||
Forester worked with [[ | Forester worked with Dr. [[Catherine Halsey]] on [[artificial intelligence]] research, including the project to create a neural link between a human and a [[smart artificial intelligence|smart AI]]. Halsey occasionally noted Forester's skepticism of her theories, or his incorrect use of terms such as "telepathy" he used to describe the neural linkage. In addition, Forester dismissed Halsey's theories on AI housing in a hyper-dimensional matrix as a "novel fancy". According to Halsey, he failed to grasp the possibility that her storage system could be constructed within the eleven-dimensional spacetime of [[Slipstream space]] as opposed to normal space.<ref name="journal">'''[[Halo: Reach]]''', ''[[Dr. Halsey's personal journal]]''</ref> | ||
==List of appearances== | ==List of appearances== | ||
Revision as of 23:12, August 21, 2015
Dr. Forester was a scientist working for the Office of Naval Intelligence. He was also a teacher for an unknown educational system. One of his graduate students was Leonard Gillespie.
Forester worked with Dr. Catherine Halsey on artificial intelligence research, including the project to create a neural link between a human and a smart AI. Halsey occasionally noted Forester's skepticism of her theories, or his incorrect use of terms such as "telepathy" he used to describe the neural linkage. In addition, Forester dismissed Halsey's theories on AI housing in a hyper-dimensional matrix as a "novel fancy". According to Halsey, he failed to grasp the possibility that her storage system could be constructed within the eleven-dimensional spacetime of Slipstream space as opposed to normal space.[1]
