I think that way too. Whatever Q is, there is a whole lot of stuff that people can now talk about that has been more or less hidden for decades.
In that regard, it is a good thing. Those who don’t know history are doomed to repeat it, and there’s a whole lot that isn’t taught in schools.
Nor do many people read books, especially the techno crowd. But put it on the internet and make it a detective like game, and all of a sudden, the kids are playing and learning.
Nor do many people read books, especially the techno crowd. But put it on the internet and make it a detective like game, and all of a sudden, the kids are playing and learning.
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A MMPOG? One that bleeds over into the real?
The designers of such games are known as puppetmasters.
They tend to emphasize This Is Not A Game, as, IIRC, Q has also said. Everyone knows/thinks it is an actual game, but the object is to suspend disbelief so everyone acts as though TINAG.
To wake the young masses:
Set up a MMPOG.
Arrange for it to bleed into the real.
Use the players to accomplish tasks in the real.
Call it....oh, I don’t know...Mastermind?
And remember: TINAG.
My ‘Q is real” meter just pegged. Think about all the research going on. People/places/times ID’d. Forgotten history resurrected. Principals tracked by thousands, so there’s nowhere to hide.
Who needs a digital AI when you can run an analogue one on a digital platform?
If you’re right, this is not only real, it’s freaking brilliant. Everyone collectively educates everyone, in real time. By the time things come to a head, we’re all aficionados of the Cabal. And, BTW, that includes anyone who might be called to a civilian jury. Might be that the defendants scream for a change of venue and there will be no place left partial to them. Which means the donk party is extremely marginalized.
I lose track of how many birds with this stone....a entire flock of them.