The world changes instantly. In this new worldline, the lottery experiment never happened, and Daru has no memory of sending the text. However, Okabe finds a scrap of paper in Luka's pocket showing that while Luka did receive the numbers, Okabe’s own poor handwriting caused Luka to buy the wrong ticket. The Warning from John Titor

The lab members continue to investigate SERN’s "Jellyman’s Reports," uncovering gruesome evidence of failed human time-travel experiments where subjects were physically compressed into a gelatinous state.

It is revealed that SERN uses a secret network of IBN 5100 computers to encrypt their time-travel data. This makes Okabe’s search for the rare PC even more critical.

Send a text to Luka Urushibara’s pager six days in the past with the winning numbers for the third-place lottery prize (six numbers total).

The episode shifts from scientific curiosity to corporate espionage: