>>82721 (pb)

>How do you capture a very dangerous animal?

>Do you attack it from the front?

>Do you walk through the front door?

>Do you signal ahead of time you will be attacking?

 

Looks like everyone got distracted by the unconditional surrendering!

Kek... how did I post a graphic about unconditional surrender hours before it happened?

It wasn't overt, you see.

Go back to the prior post, and look at: GAME OVER BITCHES.

I dropped it into the post without comment.

But what does it mean?

First, get the context from the text and the BOOM graphic.

I am talking about the end of WW2, right?

Now who is on the left? VJ.

When did I post? The night between 8/14 and 8/15 (EDT).

And what Q post did I include: Q1415.

VJ Day! It was 8/15 in Japan and 8/14 in the US.

 

Anyway, I made a large new graphic.

It's got decodes of Jim, Dan, Don Jr, Liz H, Kansas, and some "anons"... all from 8/15.

Also some new Q decodes and hidden comms from the Pillow Symposium.

I hope you find it amusing!

I don't want to say too much.... discoveries must originate organically... kek.

But thanks to all anons who contributed!

 

I will give a few clues: start at the top and read down.

Also, many things are omitted.

For instances, time deltas are mostly omitted.

You already know that calculating the difference between two connected times might provide a comm, right?

So when you see me linking two different times, maybe I am pointing to the delta?

That sort of thing is easy to figure out, but I also dropped in some more complex puzzles.

I hope I didn't make any mistakes!

 

Here's a two-part puzzle to get you started:

The filename, in conjunction with other clues, points to a proper name that is otherwise a generic term. What is it?

You don't need to deeply examine the graphic to get this, but you might or might not need to look something up. (Luckily, you're on the internet right now!)

If you get that, then you can use further clues to name a particular instantiation of that abstract class.

You might be able to "guess" the answer before you see how I hid it in the graphic. Good!

Pro tip: remember that advice...

 

This graphic might seem overwhelming, and many anons will be inclined to skip it at first.

But that is precisely why I have been setting out a series of much smaller puzzles that illuminate valuable interpretive moves.

If you find the new graphic stimulating, I suggest going back and examining the prior post carefully, and then reading each of the posts I link there, in order.

 

Treat the word IMPOSSIBLE as nothing more than motivation.

 

(When does the rally start? I hope I didn't miss it!)