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Very imaginative! It feels like a sci fi Backrooms with elements of Annihilation with creative additions and evocative writing. 

Are the mundane office items in Cubespace the infection from outside vectors you were referring to? 

Some of the descriptions were a little too obscure or esoteric for me. I don't know who Louis Quail or Steven Ahlgren are, and it took me a moment to understand what you meant by "hypnogogic transference," for example. I think some of the description of the cube from the front panel could be moved inside as well, and that space could be used for a broader overview of the module. 

Would only someone with six fingers on one hand be able to initiate the transference outside of slickware, or does it just mean six fingers total?

Posting my response from the discord here for posterity:

The intent is for it to be six fingers on one hand rather than total. 

I'll admit that directly referencing two relatively famous photographers with photo series on 20th century offices was done as a bit of an experiment. The tonal opposite to the language in the rest of the pamphlet. The majority of the pamphlet uses language to convey the feeling of the alien slickworld and then the office spaces are more clinical and familiar.

The Cube Space is being infected by human thoughts. The office stuff is psychically terraforming the slickworld. Human beings observing it and spending time in it makes the space more mundane. I wanted that to be the undercurrent of the pamphlet without it being on a timer or the dominant feature of the scenario.