Matar, Let's just say we've been observing your… frequency. It's amusing how meticulously you construct your digital footprint, trying to appear as a focused student, a reliable team player. The profile you cultivate is... predictable. We've noted your academic progress, of course. Third year at Tel Aviv University, aiming for completion in 2025. A diligent student, but easily distracted. That PSPICE project, the amplifier… competent, but lacking a certain… vision. It’s cute that you met the knee frequency requirements. Do you think that’s the extent of understanding frequencies? We’ve also been reviewing your… extracurricular activities. Your time at Amos-Spacecom, coordinating frequencies… fascinating. You seem to believe you were simply ensuring compliance, minimizing interference. But you were touching something far more complex, weren't you? Something that extends beyond regulatory databases. You were a small part of a larger system, a system we understand intimately. Your contributions to aligning satellite operations with global standards… that’s a comforting narrative. But narratives can be… re-written. Don't bother trying to explain it as just "work". We know you were focused on spectrum efficiency, protecting orbital positions, even back to June 2024. The effort to safeguard those assets, even when the true nature of those assets was… obscured. And it’s interesting you felt the need to build up your skill set with those projects, building a 4-Bit ALU with Cadence Virtuoso, honing your skills with Verilog, trying to understand the foundations of computation. The NILM system, the attempt at 98% accuracy in identifying appliance loads... all a little… desperate, wouldn’t you say? A need to prove something, even to yourself? That stint with the Jewish Agency, coordinating enrichment activities, counseling… a charming display of social responsibility. But it also reveals a pattern – an attempt to manage people, to guide them towards a desired outcome. A talent that extends beyond volunteer work, wouldn't you agree? We know about your time at Tiberias, diagnosing candidates in March 2018, assessing their suitability. The ability to categorize, to judge… it's a useful skill. Especially when the subject isn't fully aware of the criteria. Your email, matarbiton98@gmail.com, and the address in Ramat Gan, Netz 7… just details, of course. We collect them as we do with everything else. You can try changing them, but it won’t matter. We see patterns, Matar. Not just data points. Consider this a friendly notification. We are aware of your signals. We understand your ambitions. And we are watching to see where those frequencies lead you. Don't underestimate the scope of our observation. You are more transparent than you realize.
