Q127

The graphic is your key.

Q162

QMAP 1/2 confirmed.

This is the key

Q163

1&2 confirmed

Q225

Map currently has 43 confirmed connections

"What is a map?"

"Follow the map"

"learn to read the map"

==

When Q said "1&2 confirmed" he was referring to the two Qmaps I've attached here.

Not that garbage disinfo flowchart posted earlier.

Have to connect it to the clock somehow, and other things.

Posting for myself.

Chime in if you want.

>>1656753

Because Q didn't specifically confirm those.

Unless you know better.

I'm all ears.

But otherwise I'm sticking to my method.

>>1656737

I think I'm figuring it out.

I think I overestimated the complexity of the problem.

Map:All posts - the narrative they build

Key: Timestamps, individual posts, discrete topics

Cipher: unknown. space between posts, looking for examples of post spacings that are 2,4,6 hr:m:s apart or 14,58,29 mo:dy:hr apart etc.

Clock: recently confirmed

News: news releases by websites.

so….

read the posts and understand the narrative (where things are heading), check the timestamps and individual post topics against the clock, and figure out the cipher (time between posts?) in order to…..plot them on the clock and know when things will happen?

connect news releases on the clock between keys on the clock using the cipher …

the clock is the portal between keys and news?

chime in if you know more.

Figuring out the cipher

notQ says:

2,4,6 ?:?:?

14,58,29 hour:minute:second

6,3,14 month:day:hour

Attached Q post, Q1140 is:

6/3/2018, 14:58:29 EST (not EDT).

On the cipher:

6,3,14 month:day:hour

14,58,29 hour:minute:second

match confirmed

2,4,6 is what?

Must refer to same post?

Still digging.

Chime in if you know more.

>>1657043

notQ says:

Space?

2,4,6?

2,4,6 refers to space between what?

Between Q posts?

Digging.

>>1657092

Perfect.

Thanks anon that fits.

So the 2,4,6 spaces is a timestamp for each boom.

Perhaps.

>>1657092

>>1657100

>>1657071

>>1657043

Just to clarify and consolidate:

notQ says cipher links crumbs to clock and news release dates.

so have to use:

2,4,6

14,58,29

6,3,14

as ciphertext?

crux of the problem.

>>1657146

there, here, there =

future, present, past.

also mirror

maybe.

>>1657154

future proves past

but thats the lazy way.

think mirror

past can prove future too.

if we learn to read the map and the cipher.

past can predict future

.

thats the key.

>>1657170

>>1657146

>>1657177

notQ says:

"can we understand all"

answer: yes

if we learn how

trust the plan means the future is set

digging

>>1657173

Thanks anon thats a good lead.

>>1657177

>>1657173

How did he get that answer?

notQ says cipher should lead to clock, not to other keys.

Going to disregard for now.

also 10 min break

>>1657231

I'm in the same exact position as you,

trying to clear things up right now.

Going to take a break to eat and then work more

read all my posts in this thread if you want… I'm making slow progress.

Map is to help us understand the world and the events in it. Connections between people and past and future events.

Map will take whatever shape you are most comfortable with, as long as it makes sense to you.

Keys are the crumbs. They help you create the map and populate it with stuff.

Timestamps may help connect keys to the clock and help prove the future.

Still thinking things over.

>>1657146

A cipher is a function that transforms plaintext to ciphertext

plaintext —[ cipher ]-→ ciphertext

keys ——–[ cipher ]-→ clock?

Need to transform timestamps on crumbs (keys) to get clock dates somehow.

>>1657426

Coordinates of clock?