Another late night post with updated clock blanks & tweets.

With "crosses", e.g. >>4129665 & >>4124582 starting to become a thing to look at as another kind of "mirror", I'm thinking it might be helpful to include this pattern as an additional option in the "Markers" section of the QClockView.

>>4147238

Noticed that one as well. Unfortunately the screenshot of Q's post is timestamped 7:12:29 PM, when the (correct) EST timestamp would have been 21:12:29 – one more indication of that 21-12 connection to POTUS' tweet at 21:21:18 (EST) that gets lost when using the wrong timezone.

>>4147594

Yep, sometimes it is. Not saying that hours (or timezones) play too big of a role – we shouldn't get married to the hour hand as someone said before.

But given that Q's previous post was 17:41 (EST), he might have chosen also the hour in that case.

Additionally, timezones can potentially also change the marker (i.e. day) posts can appear under. Probably the reasons why most anons stick to EST. No idea why qmap.pub has them in MST.

>>4156455

>>4156953

Had been mentioned towards the end of the last clockBread.

Things is, I have no idea why that postNo is missing. How often does it happen a postNo "disappears"?

Also, I don't think it's a clock: An 18-segment "clock" needs 4 cycles to cover three full days – not quite too practical to have in a 24hr rotation cycle of earth.

At max it's a cipher wheel, and if one does the research, there's no clear indication that those guys in germania back then associated letters with numbers (like e.g. hebrew), other than their position in an alphabet (e.g. greek, latin).

Moreover, they had several alphabets, also one with 24 letters.

As for numbers, the only substantial hint for a written system of abstract numbers I found was (see pic1) which is more like sticks mirrored in certain positions.

Q never mentioned any of this. And why would Q choose runes?

Do you have one or two examples to demonstrate how you come to think it really is anything, except an alphabet of runes?