>Cause there is no time traveling DJT.
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>Predictive AI however, explains it much better and actually exists in real life… today… provably. kek
EXACTLY! All this scifi nonsense about time travel is just that - nonsense.
Sentient World Simulation is a powerful predictive prog. No need to imagine time travel when the capability exists within the realm of reality.
>They had him comped somehow, but he was FREED.
HRC had more or less the whole government comped. She had the encryption keys to the internet and could intecept any info she chose to either to use against people to control them or 187 them if they tried to blow the whistle. It's all in this video. Explains exactly how HRC gained and consolidated power.
>You're watching a movie.
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>They already voted.
No - I don't believe that's how it works.
When q talks about watching a movie, he means that the narrative is scripted and will lead to a pre-determined outcome.
Think in terms of Sentient World Simulation. Enter the desired outcome and the simulator will write the narrative how this can be achieved. That's what black hats were doing. But DJT changed the desired outcome and shifted the narrative to white hats desired outcome.
Furthermore, when the script doesn't quite work as predicted, no problem. Just update simulation for a new set of instructions/narrative that includes the sside-tracck. Hence why there are sometimes changes to dates like the early warning test. But it all comes together in the end. Side-tracks are just incorporated and necessary adjustments made so the desired outcome is still achieved.
Been aware of this for a long time. Have been using unpredictabilty for years to confuse. Like filling in lots of surveys with random answers. Changind gender/age etc. Misspelling my name (accidentally) on census return; transposing figures in birth dates - accidentally, of course - just gettng a bit old and silly kind of thing.
>So, all the things you've been programed to do?
No. Messing up the programming through "mistakes", random responses, anything that breaks predicability.
>But you ARE the program.
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>Within the program.
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>You're very predictable at being unpredictable.
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>;)
Lol!
I also don't watch films or TV - haven't done so for years. I don't read novels or any fiction. And the factual stuff I read is from trusted sources or multiple sources if I'm uncertain about an author.
>Kek, Time to watch the 2nd Matrix again and pay careful attention to when Neo talks with the Architect
Haven't watched Matrix 1 never mind 2. Don't watch films.
>You really are missing out.
Possibly. But I prefer to stay grounded in reality not influenced by the imaginations of others. That way opens one up to manipulation. There is a verse in Scripture that I apply to what I allow to enter my mind that has been my guide for decades:
“Finally, brothers and sisters, whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable — if anything is excellent or praiseworthy — think about such things and the God of peace will be with you” (Philippians 4:8).