>>8345051

That may be an accurate summary.

It's the materializing of a probability, as a result of reading the qubit, that alters the timeline. So if you give the quantum computer a particular processing task, you may have the ability to steer the timeline. It is thought that many countries now have some quantum computing devices and capability to research how these algorithms function in that context.

Having a massive surveillance database to prime the computations with would definitely be a strategic advantage in modelling possible futures.

Yes, I think that's what's going on.

Fun stuff (not).

Gets right into good versus evil.

>>8345053

Topnotch.

>>8345146

If there are any left still under cabal control… Anon believes narrative that whitehats have either taken control over, or destroyed, a significant fraction of them. Last report I saw enumerated which ones had been freed and which were left. Of course, it was a video without sauce, so one has to form their own conclusions about credibility.