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@@ -55,4 +55,36 @@ from the state. Although by the late 1930s, CIT had produced over 500,000
 qualified workers in 200 professions and 20,000 industrial trainers in 1,700
 educational centres, the totalitarian State was not interested in the creation
 of a network of socially engineered Cyborgs with liberated minds. In 1938,
-the institute was finally closed.
+the institute was finally closed.
+
+>ORDER 05
+Funeral rites at the cemetery of planets.
+A howl in the catacomb of worlds.
+Millions, into the manhole of the future.
+Billions, weapons stronger.
+Labour camp of the mind.
+Chains of the heart.
+Engineer Everyman.
+Drive geometry into their necks.
+Logarithms into their gestures.
+Defile their romanticism.
+Tons of indignation.
+Normalize the word from pole to pole.
+Phrases on the decimal system.
+A boiler company for speech.
+Annihilate verbality.
+Make the tunnels resound.
+Turn the sky red for arousal.
+Gears—at superspeed.
+Brain machines—high load.
+Cinema eyes—fix.
+Electric nerves—to work.
+Arterial pumps, activate.
+Alexei Gastev. 192122
+
+The totalitarian State of the 1930s was
+opposed to the creation of an anarchical network of socially engineered
+Cyborgs with liberated minds. In 1938 Alexei Gastev was arrested on false
+charges of ‘counter-revolutionary terrorist activity’ and sentenced to
+death by a speedy trial; his institute was closed. On 15 April 1939 Gastev
+was shot to death in the suburbs of Moscow.