Created in 1988, The Biological Learning Impersonation Program was made by Pepsi as a response to Coca Cola's advertisements with Max Headroom. With no knowledge on Artificial Intelligence, Pepsi hired a group of fifteen students from CalTech, and 5 residents at the University of Sydney. Using a crystalline structure discovered in an ancient water sample, a processor with 1,000 terabytes of storage was developed, allowing for the BLIP project to have roughly 500,000,000,000,000 words to be saved