Symbols are prominent at every level of society, and you already know tons of them. They define what and where things are without the need for words.
If you understand the symbols below then you already know how to decode. It is no different than recognizing the basic attributes of a thing and reconciling context. They define what kinds of actions are or are not allowed, they can define the affiliation of a location and much more.
You already do that all the time!
You also surely have had an inside joke or two in your lifetime. Say one of your friends years ago shaved his mustache into a Hitler Stache for Halloween, you never let him live it down and your friends still occasionally call him Hitler as a joke.
That makes your friend what? Yes, that makes them a symbol of Hitler. However to anyone outside your group of friends they don’t understand because they weren’t there.
That’s what the world of comms is! Thousands of inside jokes you aren’t in on that involve all sorts of different symbolism.
I decode symbolism, but not in the way disinfo merchants do it. I am not the status quo online. I will never ask you to trust outlandish claims with nothing but my word. In my posts I walk you through the research I did as I explain why I believe what I believe."
Symbols can only make sense if you already know them and there is supporting context. Do they communicate a sentence's worth of information? No, they do not.
An image, especially when the context is known, can equate to a thousand words.
An Elite Clown is given a proper K-12 worth of education on how the world works, and its true history. "The Titanic" for instance, has layers and layers of meaning, most involving the FED and the Great Depression.
But in a different context, "The Titanic" can be invoked in order to show a display of Clowns ultimate power. A "greatest hits" album, as it were.
Understand that say, "Titanic" = FED. And "Turtle", in the context of money, equates to "Mitch McConnell". An editor could then be instructed to write a superflous, offbeat article involving Sea Turtles being endangered by century-old remnants of the Titanic shipwreck. The details of that article, all the sentences and paragraphs, when the cypher is known ("Titanic" = FED, "Turtle" = Mitch McConnell) can then be used to elaborate on backroom dealings that the Comms-Aware community at large does not have access to. Let's say, a closed meeting between McConnell and Janet Yellen.
Or, the article could be a threat on McConnell's life. All done in a way, with zero attribution (as Q puts it: non_stick) to those who order it. The details would be found in the article the editor wrote.
Symbolism comms:
Word -> Meaning
Image -> Meaning
Animal -> Meaning
Object-> Meaning
Q's use of Symbolism
"Let’s start from the beginning.
Symbols are prominent at every level of society, and you already know tons of them. They define what and where things are without the need for words.
If you understand the symbols below then you already know how to decode. It is no different than recognizing the basic attributes of a thing and reconciling context. They define what kinds of actions are or are not allowed, they can define the affiliation of a location and much more.
You already do that all the time!
You also surely have had an inside joke or two in your lifetime. Say one of your friends years ago shaved his mustache into a Hitler Stache for Halloween, you never let him live it down and your friends still occasionally call him Hitler as a joke.
That makes your friend what? Yes, that makes them a symbol of Hitler. However to anyone outside your group of friends they don’t understand because they weren’t there.
That’s what the world of comms is! Thousands of inside jokes you aren’t in on that involve all sorts of different symbolism.
I decode symbolism, but not in the way disinfo merchants do it. I am not the status quo online. I will never ask you to trust outlandish claims with nothing but my word. In my posts I walk you through the research I did as I explain why I believe what I believe."
https://decodingsymbols.wordpress.com/2021/02/10/owl-comms-bohemian-owl-d-c-owl-cia-owl-superb-owl/
Symbols can only make sense if you already know them and there is supporting context. Do they communicate a sentence's worth of information? No, they do not.
An image, especially when the context is known, can equate to a thousand words.
An Elite Clown is given a proper K-12 worth of education on how the world works, and its true history. "The Titanic" for instance, has layers and layers of meaning, most involving the FED and the Great Depression.
But in a different context, "The Titanic" can be invoked in order to show a display of Clowns ultimate power. A "greatest hits" album, as it were.
Understand that say, "Titanic" = FED. And "Turtle", in the context of money, equates to "Mitch McConnell". An editor could then be instructed to write a superflous, offbeat article involving Sea Turtles being endangered by century-old remnants of the Titanic shipwreck. The details of that article, all the sentences and paragraphs, when the cypher is known ("Titanic" = FED, "Turtle" = Mitch McConnell) can then be used to elaborate on backroom dealings that the Comms-Aware community at large does not have access to. Let's say, a closed meeting between McConnell and Janet Yellen.
Or, the article could be a threat on McConnell's life. All done in a way, with zero attribution (as Q puts it: non_stick) to those who order it. The details would be found in the article the editor wrote.