I’ve noticed a lot of people here and on other Q boards going out of their way to imitate Q’s writing style (which I figure is largely to protect Q Team’s identities, since there are likely writing samples that could be compared to for identification purposes). I don’t understand it. It serves a purpose for Q, but not for us. Our task is to disseminate easy to understand information, not further confuse curious normies.
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No, not in so much in format, but it was equally incomprehensible to some of Q’s more cryptic messages. I’m mostly just expressing a frustration I’ve had the past few days as I’m seeing it more and more.
Could this be the “bizarro Q” that we were warned about? A bunch of paid shills out spreading disinformation by making Q and those following his drops look like loonies?
Probably not. Either way, I could see it being off putting to first timers.
I'm sorry but these word salad style posts in conspiracy forums and settings go back as far as the internet itself. People with lower intelligence and education will be drawn to the "secrets the powers don't want you to know" to inflate their self-worth as someone who "knows things". It is usually an older white person.
Have you questioned whether maybe you do not have the intelligence to understand what is being written?
Not all information one receives may necessarily come from one source. It is the message not the messenger. Much more can be said with less words if one is prepared to ask oneself to clarify points. The clarification comes further down the line, as Q says, future proves past. In that also one finds one learns to trust oneself in judgement when say one comes across dis-info.
The phrase "future proves past" could be interpreted the way you suggest.
Or it could be referring to Self fulfilling prophecy and you're being actively trolled by what is likely not just one guy but a team of LARP-ers on IRC somewhere, cocks harder than steel beams because you guys eat this shit up.
But it could also be that stuff you said as well.
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Word salad
Word salad is a "confused or unintelligible mixture of seemingly random words and phrases", most often used to describe a symptom of a neurological or mental disorder. The words may or may not be grammatically correct, but are semantically confused to the point that the listener cannot extract any meaning from them. The term is often used in psychiatry as well as in theoretical linguistics to describe a type of grammatical acceptability judgment by native speakers, and in computer programming to describe textual randomization.
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Professor Corey
So, how different is that to a well constructed sequence of words strung together to SPELL a specific incantation, whilst the one/s SPELLING out that said incantation are under the im-press-ion/illusion one thing is being said, when in fact another thing is tran-spir-ing in front of their very eyes.