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As promised, this is a story that got to a point and then left me stuck.  I liked the premise because per my stories, there are few limits.  However, there were a few placed to head, but I never picked one that got me to move it forward.

So let me know your ideas.  No guarantees, but if you can write the next paragraph and it gives some inspiration, then maybe I will continue.
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Assumption:  "TAPE" wasn't working yet, even though VORE had worked. 
Question:  Where did her timeline's Robert go?  (Maybe it doesn't matter.)

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We worked overnight.  I would start outlining the concepts behind VORE and after a few sentences Lauren would interrupt, first explaining my thoughts completely, then comparing them to how TAPE was currently designed.  She enthusiastically noted several problems in their TAPE that could be corrected by integrating concepts I'd developed for VORE.

At dawn, she was still fresh and energized, eating a microwaved breakfast of 6 egg whites, 4 chicken breasts, half a cauliflower and two large yams, all washed down with mineral water.  I had no appetite and desperately needed some sleep.  I went off to sleep on my office floor, while she began planning integrating the VORE-inspired corrections into TAPE.

I awoke and gazed bleary-eyed at my phone.  It was noon.  I was cold and hungry.  And I stank.  But desperate to check on Lauren's progress, I made the lab my first stop.

Entering the lab, some Mandarin language lesson blasting was Lauren's computer.  She was on the floor repeating the phrases while doing dragon-flags.  She said she was filling in time while the TAPE system's processors were busy recompiling their newly re-written process control programs.

[Three hours later, man fiction is hard work, how do you guys do it?  Give me a manual to write any day.]