>>9079567 lb

Digging, by its very nature, gets done elsewhere.

But many of us post our results here, often incomplete,

And others pick up those results and dig deeper.

Many of those other folks, are running blogs or social media accounts or video channels,

With bigger audiences than QResearch

So, we have become a kind of nexus

A place where people can get their 4am talking points

And we feed a whole huge network of Tweeters and investigators and even journalists.

Most of us who do real digging, also maintain one or two social media accounts.

The best memes all come from outside of QResearch

All those videos that you love Plan to save the world, out of the shadows, plandemic, they all come from outside.

We talk, we inspire, we spread the word.

And it is working out really well.

https://www.charismanews.com/opinion/78306-does-donald-trump-align-with-the-biblical-sign-of-7

Donald Trump was 70 years, 7 months and 7 days old the day he became president of the United States in 2017 & Jewish year 5777. With the biblical significance of the numbers 7, 17, 70 and 777, many believers found this curiosity at least vaguely prophetic. And with his recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital, Trump has certainly played a role in the unfolding prophetic restoration of Israel.

But what about those numbers: 7, 17, 70 and 777? Do they tell us anything more? Does the fact these numbers converged the day Trump became president have any particular meaning?

You are confusing your model with code.

Computer code idempotent and deterministic. That is for a given set of inputs it will produce the same results. If this were not so then computers would be pretty useless. Mathematically this makes sense as a computer processes binary data with a limited range of mathematical and boolean operators and branch routines.

Now you want your model to be non deterministic. You do that by introducing some randomness but that has to be under your control not via some bug in the code or race hazard or timing event between the thread scheduler or some such. You want to be able to actually test the model under controlled circumstances and this clearly wasn’t possible with the code Fergusson wrote.

Getting randomness in computer systems is actually pretty hard and an area of study in itself.

The critic of Fergusson’s code appears to be valid. I don’t think you read it properly or you didn’t understand what was said. You may be a biologist but you ain’t no computer scientist.

https://lockdownsceptics.org/code-review-of-fergusons-model/

https://apelbaum.wordpress.com/2019/06/

The moral of the story is that cybercrime is the modern version of piracy and the only effective way to deal with it is with diligence and force. The pirate infestation of the coast of Somalia is a good illustration of what happens when these type of problems are not dealt with promptly. The current approach of trying to combat international on-line fraud by relying on international treaties, the Interpol, and UN resolutions amounts to little more than standing in a malaria-infested swamp and swatting at individual mosquitos.

You can rest assured that there is no need for Caesar’s brutal form of punishment to solve this problem. Following these six easy steps is guaranteed to quickly drain the international scammer swamp:

Place OFAC sanctions against key cybercrime, political, UN, NGO, and law enforcement personal involved in the scamming activity.

Shutdown the access of the cybercrime facilitating states to internet services like SWIFT, Airline Reservations System, etc. for several days/weeks as a warning.

Start an international media campaign to inform the scammer sponsoring governments that their continues support for this industry would have severe consequences to their economy.

Create and maintain a real-time database (using a framework such as demonstrated here) of all known scammers and arrest them when they attempt to travel internationally. The required bond for their release should be the total amount they scammed plus interest. That money should then be electronically transferred back to the victim’s accounts.

Create a provision to allow victims to bring civil actions for negligence against dating site and social media hosters.

Bring RICO, mail and wire fraud, and money laundering charges against the C-level executives/board members of the US-based money transfer companies that are the lifeblood of these scams.

From the site of a man who believes in Open Source Intelligence Analysis

And writes blog articles with copious detail of his investigations

https://apelbaum.wordpress.com/2019/05/

>>9080044

What makes you think this is a conversation?

I posted a bit of info

And a URL

Go read the URL

And then do your own digging

This is a WORK BOARD for RESEARCHERS.

>>9079953

That's what happens when your work inspires.

That means that other people get all the credit

And all the attention.

Same with PAYtriots.

Many do good work.

Just don't trust any of them unless you check up on their work by digging.

>>9080189

>Bio-Waste Disposal comany

One way to wipe the record of a business is to change the owners, and then change the name.

How do you know it is not still there?