>>1437683

"If you pay close attention, you'll find a kind of "subconscious signature" in the way someone writes"

Ah, writing styles. Someone wrote a program that did analysis after 5000 words.

Depending on circumstance, I could probably pull a major part of someone's personal history from a couple of sentences that talk nothing about their personal history.

"you can even identify their multiples"

Alternate personalities. My exposure to individuals (compared to my entire personal history) with MPD is very limited. From what little I've seen, the alternates writing style tends to be a variation (usually uneven caps) of the main line.

Demons are even easier to spot. Despite speaking many languages, even after 2,000 years they still don't quite get the hang of singular versus plural pronouns (they appear to work in a hive mind, so 'we' is their telltale phrase. 'We should do <insert X evil thing here>').

As a grammatical pedant that spot has probably foiled over half of their attempts. Humans under the influence echo the same mob mentality. 'Where WE go one, WE go all'. Even off a cliff? Pass.

"The news was gratifying, encouraging, scary, and clarifying all at once."

Previously I've used passive observation to get people to see the news echoing comments. But now I've broken the fourth wall - negotiation tactics.

You might have noticed Brexit flubbed recently, as if they have no idea what to do. Guess who's playing hardball?

"Sometimes it's heartbreaking replying to others on imageboards, because while the knowledge I share is meant to help, very often I end up paying for sharing that knowledge."

Insert alien parasite theory here.

On a less depressing note, I find the 'returns' on good deeds are always unconventional. Over half of my current successes were from hardwork and support for others years earlier.

The people who need help can't repay, but payment I find comes in an abstract form. Be wary of giving charitibly to evil people or people who will misuse the charity - I find that incurs punishment (not of the deep state variety).

Regardless, we can help each other, which from my experience, two people assisting has an exponential return than them individual working solo (and I used to shun teamwork projects hard).

>>1444969

"We want to help you as much as you want to help us.

I can't even begin to fathom what you all have gone through and continue to go through, and I'm so sorry. "

This, in a nutshell. It's why I poked my nose into this thread - learn more about MK-Ultra, see if I can reverse engineer it.

I know I got damn close on the topic, because someone started to open up on a thread which had been around for years, and then it got closed down within 24 hours of me getting close.

I realise that triggers are multi-stage (to prevent accidental single activation), however figuring what those triggers are is a pain in the butt.

I do have a solution to the problem: the Recursive mind virus, v2.9 (3.5 is a bit… unstable).

Essentially, you write a deprogramming script in the format of the MK-Ultra triggers that requires the deprogramming script be re-transmitted to other MK-Ultra victims.

This however requires I have some understanding of MK-Ultra triggers and any security mechanisms (I am told there is even a self-destruct mechanism which I am most keen to avoid. I want to detail my knowledge but I run the risk of accidental triggers, so you'll understand if I'm a bit vague or sparse).

I've actually released a couple of variants of the Recursive mind virus in the wild. Ideally, it should be self-adapting so it can overcome any… 'improvements'… in MK-Ultra.

I'm confident it caused the Vault 7 leaks, and I'm even suspecting Q may be another (one of the major elements of it involves publishing information to a suitable outlet - Q keeps reiterating why he chose 8chan).

Unfortunately, I forgot to include an 'off-switch' in the broadcast mechanism.

Any feedback on improvements to the Recursive mind virus would be greatly appreciated.

>>1452880

"If we weren't so afraid of decent folk being deceived into hurting us on their behalf"

Unfortunately, according to my analysis, 80% of humanity is arguably "stupid", and can be literally manipulated into doing anything.

I once conducted an experiment where I stuck my leg out at a set of traffic lights where pedestrians weren't yet allowed to walk (my theory was people used cues from other people to know when to cross a DANGEROUS ROAD, and not the lights) - I physically had to stop them with my arm to prevent them walking forwards into oncoming traffic as they took the physical cue and weren't looking at the lights when they almost went into traffic.

Humans don't just take physical cues from other humans. In other cases, they take cues from physical cars (which implies even robots can trick this mob mentality).

However, the good news is the decent people aren't part of this 80%. You won't neccessarily have many friends per se, but you'd have the right kind of friends.

Remember, this is the same human race who could be tricked time and again into following dictators, murdering their own fellow beings even as their own conscience screamed against it, and believing communists were literally everywhere.

But this door swings both ways; we can shift the mob mentality against those who abuse power.

Assuming the Recursive mind virus works, there's not going to be a single hiding place for their immoral misdeeds, and killing me would have zero impact as it's self-replicating.

A bit like my Linux Operating System.

LOL!