>>14395638 pb

>Looking Glass (1)

>According to the alleged insiders, The Looking Glass technology was apparently used to look backward and forward in time, using the consciousness of an operator as a type of steering mechanism. The operator would sit in a chair that was apparently recovered from a downed extraterrestrial craft capable of interfacing with consciousness directly. When the device was turned on, strong toroidal fields of energy cycled about a pouch of water at the center, which acted as a sort of resonator for in-streaming energies from the point of focus maintained by the operator. The data was collected and projected onto video monitors at incredible speeds, which later needed to be de-interlaced to reveal discernible images.

Watch the Water

>>14402366

The term Watch the Water was a clue to those who were familiar with the technology, that Q was one also familiar. Sort of a bona fide.

If they were to watch the water they would see their world collapsing, now and in the future.

Another piece of the puzzle fills in.

>>14402203

>>14402431

>>14402449

The water wasn't flowing…it was being acted upon. Your argument is a non-sequitur because your premise is why did the cavemen need to watch the images on the found TV from the future? Because they didn't have the tech, that's why. Your just low effort trolling anyways…so I gave you a [you]. Enjoy.

>>14402546

I don't disagree. I doesn't invalidate the other information. If you don't know how to turn on the lights, a found flashlight seems like f'n magic from the future until you do.

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>>14402520

Brussels, Belgium. At the base is the Royal Palace.

>>14402557

The close-up in the vehicle looks like she has advanced congestive heart failure. Very advanced, like days to live type. If correct, she ded long time.