>>19887

People aren't grasping the implications of the markers being on a clock.

Q posts things… Everyone waits for something to happen… Seemingly nothing. Or… Little that is definitive.

Q's posts contain markers. Markers for what? Their place on a clock? Why mark on a clock if he can just tell us when things might be happening?

Wind the clock by going backwards. When it is released, the clock runs forward. The markers tell us where we are and what to look for next. It also tells us where we are on the map of taking down the corruption.

Q's posts aren't necessarily for today or even this month… They are for when the clock starts running. The board is still being set. The clock is still being wound.

>>19931

You are entitled to your own opinions, but not your own truth. Do you understand how cryptographic hashes work and what the implications are for trip codes?

>>19946

Give me the permits and the taxes from my place of employment, and a guaranteed purchase contract for five years to keep the accountants from murdering me - and I'll give you rockets.

Hell… Some group put a sugar rocket into orbit a few years ago.

>>20076

To be fair... Seeing the chat bot get stuck in caps lock was fun. Even more amusing is the idea it was actually a person whose soul was being broken.

I turn into a complete sadist when I think of the mortal gods of the pantheon being broken down and devoured... As the lives of their worshippers implode and are consumed by nihilism with the end of their gods. Bonus points if the dying god of said individual is their own idea of themselves. Time for me to go to sleep. Getting a bit chatty on the slide.

>>20111

Go into your e-mail. Memo your regional supervisor the following "need new scripts. The anons are bored as fuck with this recycled garbage."

Q will not be verified by the conduct of the boards but by the results and accuracy of the map… Which will be built before Joe public has any need or desire to be here.

Now. Off ya go. Tell your supervisor to get a little more creative. This is literally like the tenth time I have seen this shit following another guy going apeshit and being banned. You need new scripts.

If you want me to consult, it will cost him or her, and they may or may not get torn apart by my robot army procured with the funding I require to be your consultant. Sign on the dotted line, the only cost is your soul! And what is that to you, at this point, anyway?

>>20129

You assume that SpaceX exists to launch rockets and that people of comparable caliber are given proper authority within the development process.

Or that the team is as willing to take risks as I am. I hardly ever see value in doing what already has been done. Using the same wheel someone else did is a tool of last desperation. The goal is always to do what hasn't been done, yet. This is at odds with the accountants who run most businesses these days. They don't like "let's see if this works…" They want clearly defined margins. This is why indie games are awesome while AAA titles are recycled ideas put to bloated art budgets.

Reason there are so few rocket makers is that there are so few rocket buyers. There are also very few groups who can legally make launches to orbit to test designs and capability. I can batch process enough prototype fuel for a rocket straight out of DARPA. The book is on the shelf, right now. Problem is that making the fuel is of questionable legality and launching above a certain altitude without permits and clearance is an FAA violation… And even higher opens you up to other violations. NASA gets pissy when they have more debris in space to worry about smacking into someone/something up there.