why cant i find this post id in the file provided?
HEARTBEAT
https:// archive.org/details/OnGuard1956
HEARTBEAT
https:// archive.org/details/OnGuard1956
Keep up the amazing work. I don't have the skills to decode, but I have a propensity to remember what I see. I'll attempt to add info to fill gaps as much as I can.
By posting here and injecting new information into the AI Quantum systems that monitor the internet, you are essentially making changes to the Future Prediction programs.
We are actually literally changing the timelines. We know how much power these systems have over the narrative, and how much of their processing power goes toward future prediction.
Did I explain this clearly enough?
These AI systems cleary understand the power of the meme and its spread, and have lost nearly every war they enter against the meme makers. Do the AI make radical adjustments to future prediction when open source information against their cause is discovered?
This is also likely possible, if the ORIG didn't create limitations on "leanings"
What I'm getting at is much more direct. More info on pol means more info hititng facebook. last time memes hit facebook ai lost and hillary lost. prediction models needed updated.
every bit of truth you upload forces the systems to create new predictions based on that truth becomming widespread. if public learns x as truth 60, then run xx8uw do you get what I'm saying
The AI is essentially trying to predict all possible future timelines with information presented. Those in ORIG of the AI chose to use that AI to collapse us on the timeline that they most prefer. By inserting new information, we create more and more half wins, losses, the less confident the AI gets, the less confident the ORIG gets, the more you actually outsmart the AI by creating no win situations for it.
This information that we possess will be much harder to beat if it becomes widespread, so ORIG is currently using AI to estimate a winning condition…..but the more we learn, the more difficult it becomes to find a winning situation.
Care to play a game?
(sorry if overexplain)
its easy to forget how powerful these computers can be. spend a minute jumping around this video to see what they were doing in 1956 to get some form of future predicition on a vector screen, represented in realtime, with the ability to rewind the stored data.
1956.
https:// archive.org/details/OnGuard1956