"Think clock. Wind the clock w/ all markers."

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"There need be no minute hand, as the hour figures will be 6. I. apart. But the interspace should be divided into [qu]arters and 5. minute marks." –Thomas Jefferson

Similar to Jefferson's Great Clock at Monticello, the Qlock (or Q-Clock) can be seen as only requiring a minute hand, which links dates & times by arranging a calendar around the clockface in a spiral, such that 12/07 is at the [:00] minute marker.

By "winding the clock" in a certain way, Q's posts can be connected to each other, and thus reveal the MAP which provides the KEY to spread the TRUTH.

"TRUTH shines LIGHT. LIGHT saves HUMANITY. Future proves past." –Q

Notables

>>1597885 ---- A short history of clock work on /qresearch/

>>1597896 --- "Learn our comms." The Good[win] example

>>1601339 --- Would the Q-Clock run backwards (sometimes)?

>>1609784 --- The Qlock & the relevance of 111 days.

>>1614414 --- Clockfag who "invented" the clock connects the dots.

>>1614499 --- Are markers on the Qlock connected via fixed angles?

>>1616856 --- Clockwinder's Mission Patch

>>1619297 --- Should there be a system of letters on the Qlock?

>>1637321 --- Q-Clock runs strictly on EST.

>>1645943 --- Time-Lapse Cryptography? (also >>1603337 & >>1736673 )

>>1664583 --- "Watch the water" 111 days theory seems to have legs (also >>1671738 ).

>>1691775 --- The Qlock, two mirrors & a reverse (relevant markers to watch each day)

>>1735324 --- Possible ways of arranging/connecting markers around the Qlock

>>1735636 --- More on letters on the Qlock (also >>1743220 )

>>1751959 --- Q posts & timestamp histograms (from >>1749931 )

>>1764216 --- Morning strolls -- fixed angles & the Looking Glass

>>1898297 --- JFK assassination seen through the Reverse Mirror

>>1913896 --- The Happenings Solver

>>1932073 --- More [O]WLs: What's @Jack got to do with it?

>>1938940 --- More confirmations: [:25] & [:55]

>>1966863 --- Q-Clock inventorAnon does it again (large collection of connected posts)

>>2001161 --- Seconds matter ("No coincidences").

>>2012483 --- Differences b/w the three-timezone HTML & qanon.pub

>>2016049 --- The Qlock & the 12 chapters of "Alice in Wonderland" (also before in >>1945505 )

>>2018834 --- Time Traveler's Guide to the QClock

>>2021935

Thanks RedHairedLadyAnon! Quite enjoyable!

Had been a while ago since I got baking practice; for reasons of superstition I'd better not do it in the General anymore, remembering what happened last time, when I was a real apprentice in the kitchen. Lol.

For now, can only offer some updated clocks in return, as I still haven't found a pic with a beautiful clockmaker chick of the old-school kind.

>>2022498

Rofl! Thank you very much. Clock shows 09:06:59 – that will sure do for tonight!

Even though I just noticed that I missed out on 3 Q posts before posting above clocks, I'm gonna call it a day, starting that trip into dreamland ….

G'nite y'all and Happy Independence Day, you marvellous fags! Godspeed.

>>2015655 (last clockBread)

Had been trying to visualize 1688x1688 posts & the ratios of their number of lines. Turns out simply using all these 2.8 mil ratios and drawing them colored is not useful for this kind of analysis.

It would probably be faster to do it manually, with a list of number of lines per post, which is why I put them in a pastebin.

For now, I will postpone further work on this, as I wanted to check the Time traveler's Guide and the order of posts that might emerge from this.

In case someone wants to check number of lines per post in the meantime, the link is:

pastebin.com/MUwDUQtD

Further, the three timezone html got an own folder to live in, such that the link will not have to change with every update.

For those using that for their work, the link to the folder containing an updated zip is:

mega.nz/#F!iLwgXKRb!XvA-cUt5-8XyRPlgoVH-FQ

PostNumbers in the 3-timezone html can relatively easy be "translated" into qanon.pub's postNumbers using >>2012483 from last bread -- starting with postNumber 401 they are always higher, meaning that one would just have to scroll backwards in qanon.pub (at max 8 posts back) to find the corresponding post.

>>2027150

Thanks! Nicely done. The colors in the funny graph really need a change though. The girl's a beauty, but the Wheel of Fortune shouldn't be looking like on TV. lol.

Hope I'll get to doing that later this evening.

>>2027576

Oh my … trying to time travel, and still not jumping off the building until I fully understand the device and how it works.

Don't think there's a theory for letters so far. Personally, I am considering three possibilities (latin-26, greek-24, hebrew-22). Probably 'cause I'm kind of familiar w/ these three. For reasons of relative unfamiliarity (in US) and partial similarity to greek, for now would exclude cyrillic/russian (29), even though Q said: "Make sure to learn Russian.", and 29 could work well on a clock.

Without it meaning anything for now, would favor either greek or hebrew – rare enough both, historically important roots of western civ, and hebrew even "esoterically"/"mystically" laden (esoteric as opposite to exoteric in religious philosophy). Lol, hebrew would be difficult though, as anons gonna call us whatever-not kikes as usually they don't have the right distance (or the wrong connections) when it comes to this interesting topic.

With deltas in time, my working theory so far is that there must either be a set of (static) pre-defined, valid deltas to look for. If so, these would certainly include 0, 1 & 15 mins, maybe 5 & 10 mins, not sure. Could also be that valid deltas are defined/communicated operationally (or via the clock and previous posts), so that this would be the way to know which deltas to look for.

Would probably be futile (and lots of work) to look for all possible deltas trying to figure out a connection between tweets & posts. As my hypothesis, deltas are rather used for (operational/situational) comms, while the Q-Clock & previous Q posts are more for reading/stitching together the "story".

Back to the Time Traveler's Guide ….

>>2030548

Wrote a quite simple code which takes all tweets, computes time differences between those, and also all Q post. Results where connected to the clock script, so I was able to draw clocks for arbitrary time differences, like shown in one example in previous clockBread in >>1774958

Had done a similar (less beautiful/developed) thing back in the #40s or so, as described in the short history of clock work >>1597885 (pb, pic on the right). Still have the PDF and just checked it: There was also an [8] min time diff tweet-->post with the tweet: "FBI director Andrew McCabe is racing ...".

Attached is a first step towards the Time Traveling -- meaning I hope the funny graph looks a little less funny now, with corresponding markers colored in the same color. Stole some colors from the girl up above >>2027150 , who seemed to like it despite the homosexual color scheme. Lol. Thanks again!

One might also think about changing the numbers inside the circle according to some different scheme (TT guide) ....

>>2027576

Forgot to mention: You're right, should have put the chessfags post into the notables as well. Still, and esp. after having gone over the Time Traveler's Guide, I am not sure if 07/12 is the end as predicted by the chessfag -- but time will tell.

Am still trying order/piece together posts according to the TT guide -- took me much too long to get all these colors. Sheesh ....

>>2032170

Enjoy the time then (if that's possible)!

About gathering all posts for whatever marker – as an html that'd be relatively easy. For rendering html code (i.e. single posts or a group of posts) into graphic form (e.g. png), I am not sure. Would likely be possible via html → pdf → png. Not sure what that would look like, will do some searching.

As for the Nuclear Disarmament symbol:

"The symbol is a combination of the semaphore signals for the letters 'N' and 'D', standing for 'nuclear disarmament'."

(wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peace_symbols#Peace_symbol)

So the N would be two arms/flags left & right, each 45 deg spread. So if the scheme is consistent, the hands should always be 15 (or 14) mins apart.

>>2033357

Ok, I believe I know what these are for, but please let me go step by step:

I think I have figured out how to time travel. My little, slow, nine year old lapT is just running a one-liner for the – for now I'll call them quarters – first bunch of lines in the Time Travel Guide:

(1) Minutes are always :15

(2) for the given Minutes (above) one would run through all seconds [:01]–[:59] and check for posts, if they exist

(3) Messages replied to also count

(4) From what I have checked so far, only last line of text is in the graphic (or last sentence, i.e. :28)

(5) Timestamps (in the graphic) where it says ". . . . ." means that there is either no post, or no line written (e.g. 15:42 is a find, but only an image, i.e. 03-Jul-2018 23:15:42 Airport Lounge)

(6) Reposts (and maybe other posts) do not count (i.e. 15:27 is a find, but [Repost Lost]

(6) From all the text gathered thusly, I could reproduce the text in attached pic, by putting the sentences together backwards (but I'd have to verify this explicitely), since I just ran a two liner on the command line.

When doing this for timestamps ":15:[01 thru :59] I complete the first "quarter" (as I've called them, i.e. dates in second pic from 12/07 to 02/04.

>>2033595

Correction to (7) – erroneously numbered (6): Ordering is backwards, but appears to have sth to with 58,28,57,27, etc …

Will write a much better script that also extracts the text … this is all just from what I see in the timestamps, and searching for those in the archive. Have to go slower, as I'm getting excited …. lol. sorry. :D

>>2033813

Last sentence, last word – all (almost) the same & possible. Was reproducing the "first quarter" from the time travel guide only – looked like it were all sentences/lines there.

Easy guess for "2nd quarter was that mins are [:30] – but would have to check that. From pictures in >>2033357 (3rd pic) it looks like last quarter might have mins both [:28] & [:52]. So I don't assume all "quarters" are as easy as the first in the guide. Will throw together a script – might take me 30 mins or so ….

>>2033928

The ordering was more complicated than thought – no cigar .. lol.

Looks like in first quarter [:45] comes first (of course!), then [:15], and then probably around the clock – but I'll have to look at that a bit more.

There's a pastebin as the stuff comes out (after manual ordering)

pastebin.com/s2hG0BMD

Mentions sometimes have last word, sometimes last sentence, with 03-Apr-2018 20:18:12 (EST, another mention) the 4th word in the orig title of the pic. Will probably find out how this works … lol.

At the end of the pastebin is what's left over. The only thing that I don't get is why post 28-Oct-2017 17:15:48 (EST, " God bless fellow Patriots.") is not in the image above

>>2035483

>>2034444

Thanks very much. But not so amazing, just curious very much, and I don't care how long it takes to learn something …. ;)

However, when mentions are involved, then it appears as if the rule would be (which I could use):

When there's more than one sentence, then use the last sentence only.

When there's only one sentence, then use the last word only.

>>2035919

Oh, yes, that might been written somewhere on the guide too … I remember seeing this somewhere before. Thanks will try that immediately

>>2036087

Not doing pastebin this time. This is how it comes out raw w/o any editing:

13-Dec-2017 00:15:45 (EST)==>15:45 “Special.”

*17-Apr-2018 06:18:17 (EST)==>45:15 Good work

08-Apr-2018 13:15:14 (EST)==>46:14 Enjoy the show

03-Mar-2018 23:15:14 (EST)==>46:14 BOOM

*03-Apr-2018 20:18:12 (EST)==>17:43 File ([5]hide): [6]d8d6d1795849f4f⋯.png (662.37 KB, 1024x512, 2:1, [7]If_Satanists_Took_Over_the….png) 8 9

03-Jul-2018 23:15:42 (EST)==>18:42 File ([60]hide): [61]f6ae2f746fe45fb⋯.png (1.49 MB, 591x1280, 591:1280, [62]United.png) 63 64

10-Mar-2018 15:15:18 (EST)==>42:18 Not w/ this administration

28-Oct-2017 17:15:48 (EST)==>12:48 God bless fellow Patriots

*20-Nov-2017 13:19:39 (EST)==>48:12 Snap

08-Apr-2018 00:15:40 (EST)==>20:40 Contact window ok

12-Feb-2018 15:15:20 (EST)==>40:20 Response forthcoming

21-Apr-2018 14:15:51 (EST)==>09:51 MOAB incoming

12-Jun-2018 22:15:52 (EST)==>08:52 Some must remain clean (distance) from what is about to happen

06-Apr-2018 16:15:37 (EST)==>23:37 Border state - coincidence?

*23-Nov-2017 01:16:24 (EST)==>37:23 HERE

09-Dec-2017 14:15:53 (EST)==>07:53 POTUS: 1:37 US Military

20-Apr-2018 22:15:07 (EST)==>53:07 Planned for later

18-Feb-2018 21:15:07 (EST)==>53:07 FOR GOD & COUNTRY

*06-Jan-2018 16:18:50 (EST)==>53:07 PERSONAL?

05-Nov-2017 18:15:25 (EST)==>35:25 Godfather III

*19-Apr-2018 21:16:41 (EST)==>05:55 ending?

10-Mar-2018 21:15:05 (EST)==>55:05 These people are sick

*17-Apr-2018 06:16:34 (EST)==>34:26 Q

05-Feb-2018 20:15:26 (EST)==>34:26 Raw only

10-Apr-2018 00:15:56 (EST)==>04:56 Start

17-May-2018 19:15:27 (EST)==>33:27 [Personal]

04-Apr-2018 17:15:57 (EST)==>03:57 This will become very relevant very soon

15-Dec-2017 01:15:57 (EST)==>03:57 Godspeed, Patriots

*28-Jun-2018 11:17:39 (EST)==>32:28 When will something be revealed to wake up more sleepers?

18-Jun-2018 01:15:58 (EST)==>02:58 Important to remember

*17-Jun-2018 10:17:35 (EST)==>02:58 Thank you Q and POTUS

19-Apr-2018 21:15:58 (EST)==>02:58 We control

21-Nov-2017 19:15:58 (EST)==>02:58 Ordering is critical

10-May-2018 10:15:01 (EST)==>59:01 Now comes the pain

10-Feb-2018 05:15:01 (EST)==>59:01 Goodbye

07-Jan-2018 03:15:01 (EST)==>59:01 Let FREEDOM RING

There's still the issue w/ which word to use when original image filenames are involved …. will have a smoke & think

>>2036325

Line 5:

03-Jul-2018 23:15:42 (EST)

The image from Q out the United lounge w/o further text can easily be fixed …. when mentions are involved, apparently sometimes one word is still used …

For an algorithm to work, one would need a rule for that, or edit/select manually…

>>2036373

>>2036373

Idk – someone had a good idea, it appeared, so we're trying to get things to work. It's 4th of July still !

>>2036495

In the process of fixing these last issues.

I can treat images in mentions differently than Q's.

For mentions, I'd use the last word (but not the filetype, i.e. ".png." etc) This would catch the "ring".

For Q posts, currently using the last sentence (if not "Q"). This would catch the entire "Part of the Club" phrase.

Numbers can easily be treated special and each single digit seen as a word. This would only catch the "6" in the image of the plane.

Still catching a Q in the one-line mention of post 17-Apr-2018 06:16:34 (EST)

and missing "The Great Awakening" which is in a [Repost Lost] from 04-Nov-2017 23:15:02 (EST) – assuming [Reposts] are discarded…..

>>2037813

Thank you, Anon! Apologies, I have to give up for today, and will sleep over all that hopefully to be a bit wiser tomorrow. Will also have to think about the Time Traveler's Guide again and will go over all the images posted tonight. Thanks again, God bless & a Good Night to y'all!

A good morning to you clockfags!

Catching up on all the images in comments! And things are fast again. Lol.

It's pressure, that makes carbon become a diamond, right? POTUS thinks so too, as it seems. lol.

Thanks very much to all of you – working on the [:29] now w/ lastWordCipher only. Just to mention it: [:15] (1st quarter) was not lastWordCipher – at least not in the TTG.

Yesterday was merely trying to correctly & consistently reproduce the 1stQuarter TTG – became confusing, when suddenly [:29] was worked on … but whatever, let's try last words only with the [:29].

>>2039573

Had a quick look at [:29]. So far it seems – while in [:15]/1stQuarter mentions were only taken into account when they had a matching timestamp (i.e. ":15:XX"), now mentions also have to be used, when the Q post matches the timestamp

Two examples for this:

(1) Q post from 27-Jan-2018 14:29:44 (EST) only had a single line, mentioning post [>>]181050 with only another mention ([>>]181023) and an image named "screenshot"

(2) Q post from 08-Apr-2018 16:29:41 (EST) has the "web?", that's fine. Also has a mention [>>]955555 containing "connected"

Continuing ……