Reminds me of the Star Trek episode, "Day of the Dove." An alien entity has the Enterprise crew and Klingons fighting one another:
Against Mara's objections, Kirk and Kang fight each other. Outside engineering, a team of Starfleet security officers led by Spock and McCoy battle several Klingons. The senior officers leave the confrontation and enter engineering. They watch as Kirk surrenders and finally manages to persuade Kang that they are all being controlled by an alien. Eventually, the Klingon commander purposefully drops his sword. He and Kirk use the ship-wide intercom to direct their respective troops to cease hostilities. When the officers comply, the entity is weakened by the abrupt termination of violence.
Spock suggests that "good spirits" would further weaken the alien. Calling it a "dead duck", Kirk urges it to leave the ship. Kang tells the entity that Klingons need no urging to hate Humans and also yells at it to leave the Enterprise, as they have no wish to fight "in a burning house". Kirk shares a hearty laugh with McCoy and Kang, and the alien finally departs from the Enterprise into open space.
Do people discount the more recent Q post where Q says he is not a prophet, and that we aren’t prophets?
I honestly feel like he was trying to dispel ideas around looking glass, and long term deltas that would be difficult even for the most organized and thoughtful team of professionals to plan in advanced.
I’ve mostly lurked here, but have felt the deltas have gotten less and less plausible for that reason.
Do people think that newer Q post wasn’t legit? Or how exactly do they think Q would be hitting these longer term deltas? I’m curious what people think (and hope this doesn’t come off as negative).
A lot of it comes off as confirmation bias, but I am happy to be proved wrong by a clever anon who knows better.
I’m seeing more confirmation bias than synchronization, for many of these deltas. Especially if they are not specific.
But that’s just my perspective. Hopefully I voiced that in a respectful way.
I just feel like it’s a bit silly to look for deltas this many years out, unless it was an event where the timing could have easily been controlled by the good guys to ensure a delta, after the fact.
I don’t know if I believe in synchronicity. I would like to believe in it, though. I do think that there is more to time, and that it’s perhaps non linear…
I think there is a healthy bit of both. I spoke with my wife on the power of belief or disbelief, and we both agree it has a snowball effect. The Q operation in itself is way above our head I believe, and the deltas or lack thereof are a central part of it that may prove themselves long after the show has ended. Double meanings and "disinformation is necessary" just cloud up the entire op with obfuscation, by design. I think you and I are both right, and that's what makes this plan so great.
" I do think that there is more to time, and that it’s perhaps non linear…"
All points of time and space are connected, or everything happens at the same time, we just cannot perceive it that way. I think there is something to the Tesla Trump connection and they have much more than they let on. Think of the Philadelphia Experiment and what we know about that. When was that? How long ago? Along those lines I also think the UAP's we see are actually us.
God won.
This, but it's so easy to understand Thomas.
Don't be a Tom...or a Dick. Harry is optional. Kek.
Good one. I just watched The Pope's Exorcist who claimed the devil didn't like jokes. You know, I think there's truth in that.
Reminds me of the Star Trek episode, "Day of the Dove." An alien entity has the Enterprise crew and Klingons fighting one another:
Against Mara's objections, Kirk and Kang fight each other. Outside engineering, a team of Starfleet security officers led by Spock and McCoy battle several Klingons. The senior officers leave the confrontation and enter engineering. They watch as Kirk surrenders and finally manages to persuade Kang that they are all being controlled by an alien. Eventually, the Klingon commander purposefully drops his sword. He and Kirk use the ship-wide intercom to direct their respective troops to cease hostilities. When the officers comply, the entity is weakened by the abrupt termination of violence.
Spock suggests that "good spirits" would further weaken the alien. Calling it a "dead duck", Kirk urges it to leave the ship. Kang tells the entity that Klingons need no urging to hate Humans and also yells at it to leave the Enterprise, as they have no wish to fight "in a burning house". Kirk shares a hearty laugh with McCoy and Kang, and the alien finally departs from the Enterprise into open space.
https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Day_of_the_Dove_(episode)
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These deltas have become uncanny in how well they line up with current events.
Do people discount the more recent Q post where Q says he is not a prophet, and that we aren’t prophets?
I honestly feel like he was trying to dispel ideas around looking glass, and long term deltas that would be difficult even for the most organized and thoughtful team of professionals to plan in advanced.
I’ve mostly lurked here, but have felt the deltas have gotten less and less plausible for that reason.
Do people think that newer Q post wasn’t legit? Or how exactly do they think Q would be hitting these longer term deltas? I’m curious what people think (and hope this doesn’t come off as negative).
A lot of it comes off as confirmation bias, but I am happy to be proved wrong by a clever anon who knows better.
As more and more days go by, synchronicity begins to show itself more as the universe displays a taste of its power (and divine intelligence).
We are definitely not prophets but instead witnesses to the incredible.
Long-term planning. It's a military operation after all.
Excellent synopsis, u/throwawayforyou.
I’m seeing more confirmation bias than synchronization, for many of these deltas. Especially if they are not specific.
But that’s just my perspective. Hopefully I voiced that in a respectful way.
I just feel like it’s a bit silly to look for deltas this many years out, unless it was an event where the timing could have easily been controlled by the good guys to ensure a delta, after the fact.
I don’t know if I believe in synchronicity. I would like to believe in it, though. I do think that there is more to time, and that it’s perhaps non linear…
I think there is a healthy bit of both. I spoke with my wife on the power of belief or disbelief, and we both agree it has a snowball effect. The Q operation in itself is way above our head I believe, and the deltas or lack thereof are a central part of it that may prove themselves long after the show has ended. Double meanings and "disinformation is necessary" just cloud up the entire op with obfuscation, by design. I think you and I are both right, and that's what makes this plan so great.
" I do think that there is more to time, and that it’s perhaps non linear…"
All points of time and space are connected, or everything happens at the same time, we just cannot perceive it that way. I think there is something to the Tesla Trump connection and they have much more than they let on. Think of the Philadelphia Experiment and what we know about that. When was that? How long ago? Along those lines I also think the UAP's we see are actually us.
I think you’re definitely on the right track. The Tesla/Trump connection is critical.