Add to the ruleset a new rule called “Ideas”:

Scientists have an amount of Jitteriness and can have Ideas, up to as many as their Jitteriness value. Jitteriness defaults to 3 and is tracked on the Scientists wikipage. Scientists default to having no Ideas. Ideas are privately tracked by the Liaison.

A Scientist can spend 500 Budget to Drink Coffee to increase their Jittierness by 1.

A Scientist can Brainstorm by paying 500 Budget and privately requesting to the Liaison an Idea. Such a request is a Brainstorm Request.

A Scientist can, if they haven’t since the latest Eureka, Execute an Idea by spending an Idea and privately requesting to the Liaison that they Execute that Idea, along privately informing them of the Targets they request for that Idea, if any. Such a request is an Execution Request.

Brainstorm Requests and Execution Requests can be Open or Closed and begin Open. This is privately tracked by the Liaison.

The Liaison can perform a Eureka by performing the following steps (in order) for each Scientist in the order of the highest Jitteriness Scientist to lowest (ties resolving randomly):
1 - For each Open Brainstorm Request of that Scientist, grant them a new instance of an Idea which is of a kind that is privately random to the Liaison.
2 - Then, Close all Brainstorm Requests of that Scientist.
3 - Then, if that Scientist has an Open Execution Request, perform the Effect of the Idea spent for that Execution Request, with the Target that was requested (if any).
4 - Then, Close all Execution Requests of that Scientist.

A Eureka can only performed twice per week at most. The Liaison is encouraged to privately inform Scientists of their Ideas upon that Scientist requesting such information.

The following are all of the kinds of Ideas, and their Effect, if any:
- Mull Again: Target up to any amount of your own Ideas. Those Targetted Ideas are replaced with new instances of Ideas which are of kinds that are privately random to the Liaison.