A group of highly skilled scientists set out on a multi-million dollar research study that eventually led to a breakthrough in the understanding of virginity. This knowledge was then examined by a group of top computer scientists who worked for six intense years on developing VRS 3000. The chief developer, Dr. Rachel Kadarinsky Ph.D., led the team to its victorious creation through numerous and often painful prototypes. The team worked on 36 hour shifts in a race to complete the project within the allotted 6 year deadline. Focusing on structure instead of content, the team managed to created an incredibly efficient and compact software package. VRS 3000 is programmed in endodecimal (base 11). This unusual approach to programming allowed the team to free themselves from their logical thinking patterns and rise up to another celestial plane in computer science.