Weaponized autism is the infantry rifle of information warfare. For every hundred rounds fired, about two of them will actually score some kind of a hit.
It makes for good covering, or even suppressing fire at times, though.
Remember, it's not the bullet with a name on it that the target need worry about. It's the one addressed "to whom it may concern "
Being a bit more candid, however, I think some of the "red string" posts are weird attempts at fitting in by people who don't really understand how real 'genius level pattern recognition' works. Kind of like how there are some who go all gematria on everything and then play math games to add, subtract, and divide numbers arbitratily until they get some kind of answer argued to be meaningful.
I can't tell if those people are genuinely what I would consider crazy, or if they are deliberately playing at disinformation.
That's not to say every numerical play is disinfo - just that when someone is going more than about two math operations to show a connection, they are lacking much in the way of reason to do so.