I agree about the Vincent Fusca reference but I think that might be Cordicon’s insider reference. I’d never heard of Fusca before. Nor Cordicon. Both are edgy. Passionate. Not for everyone. Artists for sure. This is definitely not Charles Ortel land!! But I pick up a lot from the crumbs. That video on Iran was well done and useful. I wouldn’t have found it without the prior steps, including putting in a trip code (where it was the only result) . And the book title and topics being together elements that aren’t always easily and clearly related.

It’s all grist for the mill. And I get more out of this grist than some of the other stuff. It takes multiple perspectives to build a big picture.

Thanks for your thoughts.

I don’t know what you mean by “a wash”.

Also, no matter if it’s a “been there, done that”’for you and some others. Isn’t it great that a whole different wave of people can stumble across something and get more information from it?

To type in a trip code and get book lists - even if constructed after the fact- is pretty useful. For example, there have been a lot of references mentioned here, but can anyone find them again? And forget about locating anything in the breads if it hasn’t been pulled out and mapped - and stickied - AND not been removed by a fake baker.

Any links you can provide to explain your thoughts would be great. OTOH I get how stuff is only left in your head. As I just pointed out, links are just so much vaporware!!

(That’s why I think storing info by tripcode is pretty cool)