Date-Sequence Decode For Q Posts?
Anons, here's something that might be worth looking into (any math anons out there?).
This is @REX's penultimate post on QV (kek, all hell then broke loose on QV: @REX quit and the guy running the Mastodon instance reckons he's considering banning @REX's account – all for mentioning Q!)
All I want to do here is to open up new thinking on Q. Assuming the mighty Q army is correct, my hope is that my thoughts may end up getting Q observers to connect new dots.
So, here goes.
Thing is, I used to be quite gifted at math.
As well as ancient history, especially Greek and Roman.
So here's the thing. The ancients discovered something we call 'the golden ratio', or 'Phi'.
The number - 1.618 =~ 1.7) has always been considered a godlike number.
Here's the ancient symbol for 'Phi'.
It is a godlike number because it defines human explanation.
It's an irrational number with terms that go on forever after the decimal point, without repeating.
And yet it is also the basis for multiple examples of human genius. In short, it's fascinating.
And VERY Trumpian.
http://mathcentral.uregina.ca/beyond/articles/Art/DaVinci.html
I'm not going to try and apply it to Q.
I'm too lazy, for starters.
BUT if I was I'd start with this sequence
10, 17, 28. Why?
The first Q tweet was 10/28/17, I believe.
So, 10+17+ (1) = 28.
Observe - the NEXT number in the sequence must be:
28 + 17 + (1) = 46.
Then, 46 + 28 + (1) = 75.
Right?
And so forth.
That's all I have.
Q folk can search for any meaning that may exist.
Do you use the original Q post as A in the alphabet?
If you use Q's first post date and project ahead, does a pattern emerge?
Bear in mind - Q may in fact be the ancient letter for the golden ratio. And that find may be extremely significant.
Maybe. Over to you, Q people.
I hope that this opens up new thinking. I have no answers.
Please do let me know.
#MAGA
The end.
>https://social.quodverum.com/@REX/103940526542068870