>>1712971

i don't think any of this is by accident.

what else could 23 be?

initially i think of 11pm, military time

it can't be a timezone shift, because that's +12 or -12, never gets to 23

-23 degrees of latitude or longitude

-23 degrees of temperature

23 was jordan's number when he played with rodman

it's a prime (the ninth)

atomic number of vanadium (which is important if you follow the CoVFeFe theory, making the string 6-23-26-26 or F-W-Z-Z)

number of chromosome pairs in a human

telnet port

W. if something was being signed by W instead of Q, they might say -W

so many possibilities.

>>1713083

fwiw, i don't disagree, just thinking sideways.

Singapore is GMT+8, and EST is GMT-5, for a 13 hour difference.

if 23 days is just the countdown from the trip reveal to the…trip, ha…then i don't think Q would have asked what else it could mean. but that's just me thinking around.

>>1713117

>>1713113

i like that connection, but then why the odd minus/dash?

it's almost like we're supposed to be looking for some specific offset of 23 somethings.

-23

>>1713180

IF we go with 'space is real, and not living in a firmament/dome'

THEN the nearest star should be Sol, our own sun, right?

>>1713176

lol. this is why i can't play around with numerology.

every combination of numbers eventually makes sense without context, and meaning is lost…so i try to stick with the closest associations first. jumping to what -23 might refer to before i tie it to half of another crumb. : ) but you do you, anon - think your way and we'll probably hit the same crossroads eventually.