Excellent question & observation. Q referred to the need for misinformation/misdirection, and sometimes the proofs are subtle or nonexistent.

There will also be instances where events/outcomes are blaringly obvious in terms of Q drops. There will be instances where other trusted sources post/tweet/truth/etc. in such a way that gives us more information or confirmation. And sometimes we just don't know for sure.

I think the more we learn and dig re the drops, the better we get at decoding them and linking them to actual happenings, when there are happenings to be had. And I strongly believe way more goes on behind the scenes than we will probably ever know.

If you look in the sidebar, you'll see this link: QProofs.com. It's an excellent resource for learning about the already established proofs, and really amps up the brain for recognizing current connections. Oh, also look around for info on the Q Clock and how to read it. There's a lot there to unpack as well.

There's so much to learn, but it's well worth the time. Also, never be afraid to question. Question even the Q drops themselves. Question the research. Do your own based on what you've learned and then you can make your own mind up.

This is an excellent place to be and an excellent time to be here! Of course it's serious business, but have fun with it!