What if the start of the Q operation went further back than most people think, Q became a letter seen as something more than just another letter in the alphabet with Star Trek, the only other letter in the alphabet that has any clear individual identity is X(for obvious reasons..), and possibly Z.

Star Trek just dropped the Q anchor in peoples minds, almost like a place holder saying 'this letter is different than the others' and associated it with an unseen grouping working in the background with vast power(sound like anyone associated with that letter in recent years...).

Fairly certain that the existence of the Q group predates Star Treks use of the letter so of all the letters of the alphabet that could be used to name those Star Trek characters it's an odd choice for the Hollywood bobble-heads to choose on their own(they would probably have picked something obvious that they thought was 'clever' like A(lpha) or O(mega) or some such, Star Trek was never known for its subtlety so it's an odd choice...)

So as I said, confirmation bias isn't always a straight line and neither is predictive programing.

Awareness building is best started with something simple, something that is set in a mind that is relaxed and entertained by the very thing that over time will become more complex and have more things attached to it, call it the initial anchor with the rest of the boat being built over time.

Q! welcome to the rest of the boat, enjoy the show....

What if the start of the Q operation went further back than most people think, Q became a letter seen as something more than just another letter in the alphabet with Star Trek, the only other letter in the alphabet that has any clear individual identity is X(for obvious reasons..), and possibly Z.

Start Trek just dropped the Q anchor in peoples minds, almost like a place holder saying 'this letter is different than the others' and associated it with an unseen grouping working in the background with vast power(sound like anyone associated with that letter in recent years...).

Fairly certain that the existence of the Q group predates Star Treks use of the letter so of all the letters of the alphabet that could be used to name those Star Trek characters it's an odd choice for the Hollywood bobble-heads to choose on their own(they would probably have picked something obvious that they thought was 'clever' like A(lpha) or O(mega) or some such, Star Trek was never known for its subtlety so it's an odd choice...)

So as I said, confirmation bias isn't always a straight line and neither is predictive programing.

Awareness building is best started with something simple, something that is set in a mind that is relaxed and entertained by the very thing that over time will become more complex and have more things attached to it, call it the initial anchor with the rest of the boat being built over time.

Q! welcome to the rest of the boat, enjoy the show....