>>368798 Robert Mercer question

see

>>369019

>>368779 ( y o u )

Longish + excellent article on Mercer.

theguardian.com/politics/2017/feb/26/robert-mercer-breitbart-war-on-media-steve-bannon-donald-trump-nigel-farage

= http:// archive.is/QE2SZ

Robert Mercer: the big data billionaire waging war on mainstream media

Use of data analytics to influence elections.

Social media.

Trending terms.

Details about individual voter behavior from Facebook profiling.

Article calls it a propaganda network.

"He started his career at IBM, where he made what the Association for Computational Linguistics called “revolutionary” breakthroughs in language processing – a science that went on to be key in developing today’s AI – and later became joint CEO of Renaissance Technologies, a hedge fund that makes its money by using algorithms to model and trade on the financial markets."

((This would be the traditional computer-science definition of AI – programs that perform extremely sophisticated data mining and machine learning, training neutral networks to recognize patterns – rather than the more exotic and less well accepted sense of a 'sentient program')).

Mercer funded Breitbart news

Reported to have a $10m stake in Cambridge Analytica, a small data analytics company.

"On its website, Cambridge Analytica makes the astonishing boast that it has psychological profiles based on 5,000 separate pieces of data on 220 million American"

Computer scientist Aleksandr Kogan: “It’s no exaggeration to say that minds can be changed. Behaviour can be predicted and controlled. I find it incredibly scary. I really do. Because nobody has really followed through on the possible consequences of all this. People don’t know it’s happening to them. Their attitudes are being changed behind their backs.” …

Long article, recommended.

Also see

>>368885 (deep dig thread)

>>368779 "

>>369101

Likely indicates via symbolism that intelligence agencies were "blinded" or partially blinded, as a result of something catastrophic that happened to them.

For example possibly a cyberattack.

At the end of the dig we are going to understand what this 'blinding" imagery means.

>>369022

Links to offsite archives

Not the latest, but over 11,000 memes

MAIN IMAGE LIBRARY Over 11,800 images from Memes#1 thru Memes #10

mega.nz/#F!z1FCnaiA!4NS6tTnFmNs_yBZpKbCCgg

There you can preview images, download single images, entire categories, or all.

The same images, transformed in shape for optimal display on Twitter:

IMAGES SCALED FOR TWITTER 1024 x 512

mega.nz/#F!Kxt2QSyC!0AK44ZpbsF5ASzTyhg6huw

If you're going to drop on Twitter, this format will be more effective.

WAR ROOM for OP FAKE NEWS AWARDS

718+ selected images from the War Room >>47341 harvested from General #49-#63 converted to Twitter format. Topics listed in >>64154

mega.nz/#F!OtNj1J6R!-oBb4qvw9yUy9joESNOgeQ

>>369436

>18 U.S.C. ch. 37 (18 U.S.C. § 792 et seq.)

pic related

>>369486

Anybody who is posting important replies to this thread, I have not been able to capture all the replies, just the OP.

If you'd kindly do me the favor of reposting your replies to the copied posts in the Deep Dig thread >>369545 for archiving, it would really help a lot.

Thank you

deepdigger

>>369467

Jacques de Molay, also spelt Molai, was the 23rd and last Grand Master of the Knights Templar, leading the Order from 20 April 1292 until it was dissolved by order of Pope Clement V in 1307. Though little is known of his actual life and deeds except for his last years as Grand Master, he is one of the best known Templars.

More at Wikipedia

Born:c. 1243, Molay, Haute-Saône, France

Died:18, 1314, Paris, France

>>369635

Navy Seal pic related

>>369687

Yes. This is likely a member of Q team delivering information we need to understand Q map in a different format than you're used to. We have a whole deep dig thread >>328278 where we've been working with the info for several days.

But HE wants ALL ANONs to see the info. It's that important.

>>369742

A public key is one half of a public-private key pair in asymmetric cryptography. The private key is kept private and used for encrypting messages and digital signatures of documents and so forth.

The public key is published. It has a mathematical relationship to the private key that cannot be derived except by brute force (i.e. amounts of computer time that are not reasonable for anyone to expend, normally). The function of a public key is to decrypt documents that were encrypted with the matching private key. The public key can also check whether the digital signature made by the private key is authentic.

So public keys are generally published. That's their purpose. The corresponding private key is meant to be kept secret.

This is basic public key cryptography 101. What the web uses for SSL, https, etc.

>>369823

Bye

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