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04-07-2015, 09:22 PM
Wow, everyone is all over this run! Very well done. I actually did think of bluebeam as I analyzed the run, but I thought the term might have been overused by yours truly over the last few months.
I really like multiple people picking up the FOX aspect of this. I also now see that word is fairly prominent and important.
Nanny....awesome article. I'm wondering if that was purposeful fear mongering by the elite or if it was genuine journalism (albeit late to the game as compared to our coverage of the possible CERN outcomes).
chromalyn, great question.
The green boxes that I slap on there are completely arbitrary. I number them solely for the purpose of quickly labeling various linguistics phrasings that stick out to me. The number label speeds up the discussion about poignant phrases.
The blue arrows are also completely arbitrary, but there is normally a theme that I am trying to express. So, for example, on the big Spaceship double red alert back in October (link here: http://nationaldreamcenter.com/forum18/s...hp?tid=275&pid=1662#pid1662 ) notice how I had two big memes that I was trying to identify. The Spaceship meme was on the left hand side. Notice that put dashed arrows that were questionable. I don't do that anymore just because it takes too long to make them dashed
But on the right hand side was another whole meme....FOOD. All the arrows on right side were to highlight support for the FOOD meme. The history behind this arrow system was pretty much for one goal: To highlight the support we have for the Red Alert word. Okay, lemme back up. If the word scored high enough, it would be considered a possible red alert. But it can't be a red alert if the word is just up there completely on it's own. It needs to have support.
Thus, the arrows were originally indicated there to annotate the support for the Red Alert. Thus, the more arrows, the more significant the Red Alert. That policy still holds true, but if I see big obvious overlaps in the run, I'll go ahead and run some arrows to them to show the overlap, even if there's no Red Alert.
Okay, so for example, when I first started plotting arrows on this morning's run, I just started with UFO-type things, so like CRAFT and AIRPLANE, ROCKET, VEHICLE....
But then I noticed that other words could be included in an even bigger meme....space attack or alien invasion. After all, an ENTITY needs to be driving the CRAFT, and a BEAM would most likely be beaming from the UFO (unless BLUE BEAM is indicated, but either way, it supports the overall bigger meme). Thus, I expanded out from the aerial vehicle meme and started looking for all the words that would support the alien invasion idea.
IF I would have seen two totally different memes, much like the old spaceship and food memes from 10/28/14, then instead of all red or blue arrows, I will have different colors of arrows. Most likely some will be blue and some red. I haven't seen a triple meme yet, but if and when that happens, I'll probably do a set of arrows in a different color.
I really like multiple people picking up the FOX aspect of this. I also now see that word is fairly prominent and important.
Nanny....awesome article. I'm wondering if that was purposeful fear mongering by the elite or if it was genuine journalism (albeit late to the game as compared to our coverage of the possible CERN outcomes).
chromalyn, great question.
The green boxes that I slap on there are completely arbitrary. I number them solely for the purpose of quickly labeling various linguistics phrasings that stick out to me. The number label speeds up the discussion about poignant phrases.
The blue arrows are also completely arbitrary, but there is normally a theme that I am trying to express. So, for example, on the big Spaceship double red alert back in October (link here: http://nationaldreamcenter.com/forum18/s...hp?tid=275&pid=1662#pid1662 ) notice how I had two big memes that I was trying to identify. The Spaceship meme was on the left hand side. Notice that put dashed arrows that were questionable. I don't do that anymore just because it takes too long to make them dashed
But on the right hand side was another whole meme....FOOD. All the arrows on right side were to highlight support for the FOOD meme. The history behind this arrow system was pretty much for one goal: To highlight the support we have for the Red Alert word. Okay, lemme back up. If the word scored high enough, it would be considered a possible red alert. But it can't be a red alert if the word is just up there completely on it's own. It needs to have support.
Thus, the arrows were originally indicated there to annotate the support for the Red Alert. Thus, the more arrows, the more significant the Red Alert. That policy still holds true, but if I see big obvious overlaps in the run, I'll go ahead and run some arrows to them to show the overlap, even if there's no Red Alert.
Okay, so for example, when I first started plotting arrows on this morning's run, I just started with UFO-type things, so like CRAFT and AIRPLANE, ROCKET, VEHICLE....
But then I noticed that other words could be included in an even bigger meme....space attack or alien invasion. After all, an ENTITY needs to be driving the CRAFT, and a BEAM would most likely be beaming from the UFO (unless BLUE BEAM is indicated, but either way, it supports the overall bigger meme). Thus, I expanded out from the aerial vehicle meme and started looking for all the words that would support the alien invasion idea.
IF I would have seen two totally different memes, much like the old spaceship and food memes from 10/28/14, then instead of all red or blue arrows, I will have different colors of arrows. Most likely some will be blue and some red. I haven't seen a triple meme yet, but if and when that happens, I'll probably do a set of arrows in a different color.