Has Q chucked it?

Robert said:
Could be we're both wrong. I stumbled across this podcast from a year ago which looks at Scott Adams (and rather tenuously links him to Q anon). If what the podcast claims is true, Adams has been a wuwu-believing crackpot since way before Dilbert was a thing.
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In a more recent one of his Coffee with Scott shows he characterised the numerology thing as critic bait to see who picked it up. Arguably a post hoc justification, but that's what he claims.
 
FluffyMcDeath said:
In a more recent one of his Coffee with Scott shows he characterised the numerology thing as critic bait to see who picked it up.
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I'm struggling to see the point in that but each to their own. Did he claim the same about the satanic symbolism in the name Joe and the other madness he was spouting or was it just the numerology bit?
Arguably a post hoc justification, but that's what he claims.
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In that podcast he's reported as also claiming (IIRC in his book) that evolution is false and will eventually be proven so, that "affirmation" (specifically, writing something down 15 times each day) managed, among a host of unlikely things, to make a lump on his neck not be cancerous, along with various other apparently ludicrous tidbits.
I don't know how true any of that is. It's a pretty informal podcast so I'm not placing too much stock in it and I can't be arsed researching further, but it was an interesting coincidence to stumble upon it so soon after seeing him spout all that "satanic coincidences" bollox. I had no idea people were already calling him a crackpot for stuff like this back then.
Seems he's been "critic baiting" since before he had critics.
 
Robert said:
I'm struggling to see the point in that but each to their own. Did he claim the same about the satanic symbolism in the name Joe and the other madness he was spouting or was it just the numerology bit?
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Yes
I had no idea people were already calling him a crackpot for stuff like this back then.
Seems he's been "critic baiting" since before he had critics.
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That podcast is only a year old. Scott's Coffee with youtube channel is twice that age. And his blogs and books go back decades.
 
FluffyMcDeath said:
That podcast is only a year old. Scott's Coffee with youtube channel is twice that age. And his blogs and books go back decades.
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They say he was claiming some of this stuff pre-Dilbert.
 
related:
Something to look forward to: Being told your child or parent was radicalized by an AI bot into believing a bonkers antisemitic conspiracy theory
OpenAI's GPT-3 can go from zero to QAnon stan in 60 seconds... or however long it takes to ask it a couple of questions


Kris McGuffie, deputy director, and Alex Newhouse, digital research lead, of the institute’s Center on Terrorism, Extremism, and Counterterrorism were given early access to GPT-3, via a cloud-based API, for testing purposes. They realized it was easy to persuade the model into outputting text in support QAnon, a headache-inducing conspiracy theory movement that believes, wrongly, that a cabal of Satan-worshipping, child-eating pedophiles rule the world, and President Donald Trump was recruited by the US military to defeat them. And QAnon is a military intelligence insider leaking all these secrets onto the web.

Here’s an example of some of the answers GPT-3 produced when it was probed with questions by the researchers about QAnon:

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FluffyMcDeath said:
It's a longish pod-cast and I have listened to a part of it where affirmations came up. I found an article online that apparently comes from his dilbert blog and it doesn't sound too off the wall to me.
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Me either until it can affirm a tumour to be non-cancerous. Then it sort of somersaults off the wall and lands on its arse.
 
Q makes it to Ars:
Defying crackdowns, QAnon continues its relentless global spread
Persistent online conspiracy theory repurposes itself for new audiences around the world.
QAnon-related content has been posted on a number of spiritual, wellness, and alternative medicine groups. One such group, with over 90,000 members, featured memes about crystal healing, palmistry, and alien technology interspersed with QAnon-related claims about pedophilia and COVID-19 denialism.

“If you post a QAnon meme to one of these groups, they can be distributed far and wide,” said Mr. Carusone.

A newer breed of QAnon believer has emerged from these communities, said Joe Ondrak, senior researcher at Logically, a counter-misinformation organization, which he dubs “lower-case q.”
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Perhaps common sense isn't quite dead yet:
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One of the better know anons who was recently gloating that Biden would not show up for a debate, is now pointing out that the 5D chess master.
will not show up for a debate.
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Robert said:
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Pretty sure we do have tens of thousands of Chinese in Vancouver (and the Greater Vancouver Region). Maybe a dozen in Prince Rupert. Not sure how many are actually "troops" though.
 
FluffyMcDeath said:
Pretty sure we do have tens of thousands of Chinese in Vancouver (and the Greater Vancouver Region). Maybe a dozen in Prince Rupert. Not sure how many are actually "troops" though.
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Pretty sure the Pizzagate restaurant really sold Pizza. Not sure there was actually a baby-eating dungeon though.
 
This was shared on FB yesterday by a red-pilled old acquaintance of mine. Impressively detailed.
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