And that's why I said the layout is probably the most valuable thing.
The problem is too many anons are mentally lazy, so they get a taste of the right direction and their excitement to produce a graphic runs ahead of their common sense and logical consistency.
Anons didn't start bullying clockfags out of the main bread until it became a constant worthless distraction.
Let's put it this way, if you have to draw more than 3 or 4 lines on the clock, you should probably start over. Once you give yourself that degree of freedom your findings become worthless as anyone can manipulate a dataset of that size into a vague connection.
I think there may be an additional layer of structure once the posts are laid out this way.
If there are any oldfags around, they'll remember the absolute Nuclear shill bomb that went off when the web theory was first posted, which was sort of on the same track.
Half that graphic is probably wrong at this point, but something on it ruffled the shills feathers for sure.
Could be that it was getting close to the final clock layout, but I often wonder if it was the web layout specifically, and how that could be applied to the clock.
There are also a dozen other loose methodologies and things from the old days that sort of just slipped down the memory hole.
It kills me how many loose threads I had whither and fade right in my hands. Felt like a few of us were right on the tip of things so many times, but just never broke through and understood.