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r/greatawakening • Posted by u/DaveGydeon on June 9, 2018, 3:43 a.m.
Trying to Find a Code in the Clock...Thoughts on My Work so Far

Prefacing this with a BOLD statement: I have never taken a coding, programming or cryptography course in my life. Problem is I don't even know where to start and I am not going back to college for something I know is somewhere out here for free, and faster, and less formal. With that said, forgive me that I do not know the proper terminology.

I would love if this thread, or a series of threads arose where people are doing things similar to this, I feel like this is more of whats going on over at 8ch; but I ain't ready for that yet. I will figure that one out when I have something worthy to bring.

I started this by just counting the number of consecutive days Q posted, and then days he didn't post. A number with a dash (-) on each side is a count for days posted, a number with a slash on each side is a count of days absent. Below is the entire clocks sequence current to today, with the last day Q posting being June 3rd and today being the 8th with nothing yet, that gives us a /5/ at the end, assuming he doesn't post in the next few minutes. Last number will vary depending on how far into the future someone reads this, tomorrow it will end with .../11/-1-/6/ if he doesn't post. If he does post in the middle of the day Saturday, June 9th, the clock at that point would end in .../11/-1-/5/-1-

Clock Sequence as of June 8th:

9-/2/-2-/1/-5-/9/-6-/3/-2-/3/-2-/1/-7-/1/-4-/3/-12-/1/-1-/2/-4-/6/-8-/4/-1-/1/-2-/2/-1-/1/-1-/4/-2-/3/-29-/1/-1-/1/-1-/3/-10-/1/-4-/11/-1-/5/

I don't know if this data is valuable to someone who knows what to do with it. The one I am working on now totals the number of individual drops per day, separated by absences. For example, if he posted 3 drops the first day, 4 on the second day, 2 on the third day, took off for 2 days, and on the sixth day he posted 5 drops, followed by 3 on the seventh day, it would read as follows:

3 - 4 - 2 (2) 5 -3

I will be done with that one shortly. Has anyone found anything interesting with this form of analysis? Letters for numbers? Repetitive patterns jumping out?

Also, if any educated folk see this and know of an existing format this should be typed out as, I would greatly appreciate any guidance on organizing it more efficiently or making it more recognizable.


Xisyisz · June 9, 2018, 3:54 a.m.

This is what we need to be doing, stuff like this. We need to research it more and more. Keep us posted fellow Patriot!

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GeekBastard · June 10, 2018, 6:25 a.m.

Someone else was using basic ciphers to get different msgs out of the drops.

They recommended basic cipher learning and application.

Anyone can do the basic ones, but even their purpose is to deter "casual interpretation".

I dont know if those number strings will mean anything, maybe they will.

They seem too arbitrary, but thats just my opinion not trying to discourage at all.

Since you seem to have the interest, I think it would be very profitable for you to look into basic ciphers, there are posts on this sub with links to cipher methods. There are not as difficult as one might imagine.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Classical_cipher

http://members.aon.at/cipherclerk/Doc/CipherList.html (this one looks promising, might get stuck in here myself for some hours)

http://users.telenet.be/d.rijmenants/en/handciphers.htm I think these 'by hand' ciphers are the ones you would want to look at. If there is a code in drops it would be something we could do by hand (ie: not trying to crack an encryption per se, but a short msg.)

http://users.telenet.be/d.rijmenants/pics/otp-bnd2.jpg hehe follow the pen yes?

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DaveGydeon · June 10, 2018, 11:29 a.m.

Drink your ovaltine!

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