Augmented Reality Development Proves Existence of Aliens

A leading corporation that has been working on augmented reality development has recently come forward with the bold statement that they believe they have discovered that aliens live among us.

Seattle, WA (prHWY.com) August 7, 2012 - A leading corporation that has been working on augmented reality development has recently come forward with the bold statement that they believe they have discovered that aliens live among us.

"We were doing simple tests with sets of cameras and projectors," said lead developer John Martin, "and found that in many of the projections that were supposed to be merely depictions of our augmented reality data, there were constantly extra images in the frames of little green men."

Other members on the staff of the company reported seeing the exact same images over many different types of situations.

"Whatever we were testing, any time that our cameras were taking pictures of our produced images, there was always that extra unexplainable data," said Tiffany James, one of the interns on the project.

Tiffany claims that she is even a subject expert, as she has been abducted by those very familiar alien forms several times in the past. Over the past 20 years, she has put the number of abductions at a solid six.

This experiencing of finding concrete proof has left a little bit damper on the company morale, if you ask Vice President Dirk Worthington.

"We had a very unexpected result from this discovery," he noted. "Our staff became disheartened with the idea of augmenting reality, when they found that they were having trouble recognizing what actual reality was in the first place."

Several psychologists and grief counselors have been hired by the company in order to let the employees share their feelings about the matter. The psychologists have found that there is a lot of floating confusion in the minds of the staff, and all of that energy really doesn't have anywhere to go. The employees are afraid to tell their families for fear of being sent to the loony bin, but their days and nights are full of visions of the tiny green men, staring at them with their large eyes and furrowed brows.

According to an internal poll, a majority of the people who work at the company have expressed that the adrenaline they feel at work is immediately gone when they return to their normal lives, and suddenly they aren't even sure what foods they like eating any more.

"I used to be a fan of vanilla, through and through," said Norman Banter, "but now all I can think about is chocolate!"

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