Anonymous ID: aebf38 June 28, 2021, 9:14 p.m. No.14011390   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>1641

>>14008067 (pb)

 

re"How to Check Timestamps for 'Statistically Impossible' Digits?"

 

Do '17' and other potentially meaningful timestamp sums appear more frequently in certain Twitter accounts than others? It's easy to fall victim to casual biases, so it would be helpful to have a real statistical tally.

 

Just to take a first shot at answering my own question:

 

Below, an Excel macro to tally '17' sums of tweet HH:MM digits. Plus screenshots give the Excel formulas. Pretty simple, but it works.

 

(Anon doesn't upload macro spreadsheets, because who would click that? Not anon.)

 

Tweet data is downloaded to temp spreadsheet, up to 3200 tweets at a time from:

 

www.vicinitas.io/free-tools/download-user-tweets

 

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First result:

 

Comparing thousands of tweets from POTUS* (Biden), Dan Scavino, and humorist Jon Gabriel, we see that Gabriel has the highest count of '17' sums. Scavino and Biden have fewer. So nothing is obviously tagged in the timestamp for these political figures (using only a simple digit sum test).

 

Maybe another data set, or another summation combination, will produce more interesting results. If you post something, include thered text title, above, in your post, and that will simplify search on qresear.ch .

 

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Macro VBA text:

 

Sub Count_Seventeens()

'

' Title: Count_Seventeens Macro

' Purpose: count instances of '17' totals in tweet hh:mm digits

 

' Download tweets to spreadsheet from: https://www.vicinitas.io/free-tools/download-user-tweets

' Max 3200 tweets can be downloaded per Twitter account.

' In your own workbook, create one worksheet per Twitter account.

' For each account, paste downloaded tweet UTC timestamps (column E) to your own worksheet column A.

' See screenshots for worksheet formulas.

 

' Macro runtime note: set focus on the worksheet you want to calculate before running macro.

 

Dim counter As Integer

Dim rowcounter As Integer

Dim rowcounterstring As String

Dim mystring As String

Dim mytimechar As String

Dim mytimedigit As Integer

Dim mysumdigits As Integer

Dim myreadrange As String

Dim mywriterange As String

 

For rowcounter = 2 To 3202 'calculate a time digit sum for each row, max 3200 rows returned by ExtendOffice.com / vincinitas.io

mysumdigits = 0

rowcounterstring = CStr(rowcounter)

myreadrange = "C" & rowcounterstring

mywriterange = "D" & rowcounterstring

mystring = Range(myreadrange).Value

 

For counter = 1 To Len(mystring) 'count from 1 to length of string

mytimechar = Mid(mystring, counter, 1)

mytimedigit = CInt(mytimechar)

mysumdigits = mysumdigits + mytimedigit

Next counter

 

If mysumdigits = 17 Then 'score a match

Range(mywriterange).Value = 1

End If

 

Next rowcounter

 

'

End Sub

Anonymous ID: aebf38 June 28, 2021, 9:51 p.m. No.14011641   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>14011390

 

Eastern Daylight Time conversion for

 

re"How to Check Timestamps for 'Statistically Impossible' Digits?"

 

Converting UTC to EDT, to see if the statistics change with D.C. times.

 

Result:

 

No significant change, using the first test data set. These 2 politicians don't have exceptional '17' tweet timestamps in EDT.

 

See modified formula screenshot for EDT conversion, column B.