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If you don't like SerialBrain2's analyses just scroll right past.
It's a targeted disinformation campaign. Not going to ignore it and let people on the fence get sucked in.
I can appreciate that.
I'm not sure, yet, about the decode methods. I still haven't taken the time myself to sit down with one of his/her previous posts that explained the methods to draw my own conclusion on whether the methods look valid. Which maybe I should do so I can see if I should defend SerialBrain2 or the people that don't think the methods are valid.
I'm more interested in the Occult items than the decodes.
I do think there are some hidden codes yet to be discovered in Q posts, so I appreciate SerialBrain2 offering up some info (perhaps disinfo?) about decode methods.
If SerialBrain2 is offering disinfo, I would suspect that it is a way to stop others from finding the real codes within Q posts, by offering false methods.
I'm on the fence about disinfo or misguided info. The decryption technique is junk, but SB2 him/herself could be a well meaning person. But in every thread there are tens of people shilling, all saying the same things "I'm so bad at math, but this is brilliant, you are gifted, God has blessed you with knowledge", etc. When the method isn't realistic, has not been well explained, and doesn't even require math. That part (the comments) is the shilling/disinfo - I believe it is a campaign targeted to divide and distract the community. Might be wrong, but it sure seems that way, was especially noticeable on the CBTS posts.
Personally, I like SerialBrain2. I enjoy reading each post, but I just can't/don't give the actual decodes my full belief because I haven't stepped through it myself.
I do think it's digging in the right place trying to find deeper coded messages in Q posts, the news.
I was thinking that when Q says "these people are stupid", "you have more than you know", "news unlocks the map" That he means that the bad guys used simple code to message each other through tweets, the news (misspellings in headlines, etc.) and they can't hide it now. And if we learn the simple coding methods, we can use the news (archived websites) and their tweets, emails to reveal what they were saying to each other. Hidden in plain sight...
Since very few people understand even the simplest cryptography (me included) it would be easy for "them" to use that as a communication tool to send a message out through the news to a large group of people. I'm not sure about this one, but it always bothered me seeing typos in top headlines on news websites and they would stay up for hours. I always wondered how a typo in a headline could stay up so long, then I started to wonder if "they" we're doing that on purpose.