The first sign for me was years ago during his famous interview of Putin, when Putin mentioned that Cucker's father worked for the CIA, and that Cucker initially attempted to follow in his father's footsteps and also work at the CIA.
Massive flashing red warning lights with blaring sirens, right there. Since then, he has proven over and over again that those warnings were correct. Controlled opposition, indeed.
One thing that stands out from analyzing the moves and counter moves of the past 10 years is that many actions serve more than one purpose at the same time. The Q drops served multiple purposes, and used the Socratic Method of asking questions for several reasons.
First, to inform anons of certain things without revealing classified information. Second, plausible deniability, as was mentioned. Third, to encourage people to do their own research instead of blindly trusting and following any source (discernment). Fourth, to communicate amongst themselves under certain circumstances. Fifth, to misinform and misdirect opponents who were also monitoring the drops. Sixth, it taught people not to date-fag, the hard way... (hah).
From that perspective, the Q drops were very successful.
More evidence of what types of food an animal should be eating can be found by looking at its digestive tract. Digestive tracts don't lie.
Herbivores have extremely long digestive systems which enable them to live by eating grass. In contrast, carnivores have much shorter digestive tracts.
Humans digestive systems are similar to carnivores, but are actually closest to scavengers. Humans can eat plants in order to avoid starving to death, but that is supposed to be just for emergencies. We are designed to eat meat, just like carnivores.
So ironically, vegans and vegetarians are actually harming themselves in terms of their overall health by refusing to eat the food our bodies were designed to live on.
Nope. The scammers and AI boosters are starting to realize that current LLMs are garbage, with no path to profitability and no path to AGI either. So they say "just wait - it will be amazing in the future", etc. while comparing its disastrous financials to the Internet bubble, or Uber, or AWS, or whatever. No.
The best comparison of the LLM AI bubble is to the previous 2 AI hype bubbles of the 60's and 80's. What amazing tech did we get from those earlier AI bubbles? Nothing. That is why most people are not even aware that they happened.
I am not saying that AGI is impossible to achieve in the future, but LLMs can only predict the next word (or image pixel) based on the patterns found in human-generated content, with absolutely zero comprehension. If AGI does prove to be possible in the future, it will have to be built in some completely different (and currently unknown) way.
You are correct that it is desperation - from those pushing the AI hype bubble. They are trying everything they can to keep the bubble going long enough for them to cash in on their IPO exit strategy.
- we are in a desperate "winner take all" race with China for AI supremacy... it's a national security issue... the loser will fall behind forever!!111 (nope).
- AI will replace all jobs... learn it or be unemployed forever!!111 (nopester).
- People resisting data centers are shills paid by the CCP (noperino).
- Our new LLMs are so incredibly good they are scary and we can't let you see them (cool story bro).
I effectively cured my hypothyroidism (last lab test showed normal levels), so I no longer have a prescription for levothyroxine. It involved several steps:
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Real food - single ingredients, home cooked (no processed food crap). It is basically the new inverted food pyramid. Meat, fish, eggs, whole dairy... plus fruit and nuts (peanuts, almonds) for snacks. Low carbs in general. This means most of the food in the grocery store is inedible. I only buy stuff from the outer ring (produce, butcher, dairy sections).
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Supplements - a normal multi vitamin that maxes out at 100% RDA. Then extra D3 to get approx. 5000 IU per day. Finally, fish oil for DHA/Omega 3.
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Iodine - I get it from supplements and iodized salt. I put a decent amount of iodized salt on my meat, etc. and the increased iodine really helps. The salt helps increase stomach acidity and stops reflux.
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Strength training - circuit training 3 times a week provides strength training plus mild cardio workout. So many benefits... exercise is the best medicine.
These steps reduced chronic inflammation and restored normal thyroid function for me. Your mileage may vary...
It was an "interesting" experience.
X went down for about 1 minute. When it came back online, the only thing visible was "White House will be Q posting today" (it has a lot of empty space, so only that one post was visible in the timeline).
Hmmm. Probably nothing...
Many of the things that are good for your health are falsely labeled as bad. Conversely, many things that are bad for your health are promoted as being good. Statins are just one of those bad things that the medical profession tells us is good.
None of this is an accident. It is all quite deliberate. Until people understand this, they will continue to be victims of the lies. Everyone must learn to protect themselves from all the lies. Nobody else is able to do that for you.
Purely domestic (apparently not IRGC). Possibly pantifa, but more similar to the AZOV Nazis in Ukraine. Remember, those clowns were part of the J6 op. It will be interesting to see where the funding leads to.
The story is that this terrorist plot against the UFC event was thwarted by the mom of one 19 year old turning them in. That douche bag has apparently flipped.
Once you think it through, it is not that surprising. The industry that profits greatly from treatments and prescriptions has a huge incentive to find "problems" to treat - and create new problems to increase profits.
We need an entirely new system, and a lot of new doctors that have not been corrupted by the current corrupt system.
Agreed - however, what makes this interesting is that there IS some symbolic ritualistic crap going on right under our noses... but we are kept in the dark about it and about what any of it means.
Examples. President Trump was crowned a king in a ceremony by some obscure Pacific tribe not long after the assassination attempt. More recently, when king charles flew over, the White House posted tweets about the "two kings", showing charles and President Trump standing together. Add the fact that all those "no kings" demonstrations made no sense to anybody, and it makes you wonder what sort of crazy shit is going on behind the scenes.
Plus, there are ancient rituals called "informing the bees" when leadership changes hands, and the White House was tweeting about the beehive and bees during that royal visit. Apparently, it was a symbolic transfer of power of some sort.
In summary, there does appear to be symbolic rituals happening, but they are hidden in plain sight with no explanation. It is very difficult to figure out what parts are true vs. all the rest that is just a bunch of wishful thinking.
I was confused by the original lineup of groups for the 250 celebration... Not The Bee and others labeled it the worst lineup of all time, etc. It was comically bad.
Then, all the washed-up groups immediately back out right after they were announced. It looks really bad at that point, and made you wonder what sort of incompetent morons were in charge of the 250 celebration.
After all of that, it magically pivots into a massive Trump rally. It seems like the whole thing was planned out to stifle criticism of the Trump rally. If so, it was very well done.
I don't know if the 10 days from the 250 celebration to Independence Day means anything or not - but it sure would be awesome if it did. We are all waaaaay beyond ready at this point.
Yeah, that is a possibility. I think the fact that President Trump has never called out Thune with one of his famous mean tweets is also kind of a "tell" that there is an underlying plan of some sort going on.
Plus, he has other options that are even better than the Save Act, so there's that as well.
... oh yeah, the FOMO argument (fear of missing out). Thanks, I forgot about that one.