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No extrapolation necessary. - NotASheep

Posted: Feb 12th, 2018 - 11:10 am In Reply to: If anybody can find Ben Long's official interpretation (i.e., the artist), please DO copy here. - sm

Please look up extrapolation in the dictionary because you have grossly misused it.

"They" are doing a couple of things by having their symbolism out in full public view.

* They are signalling/flashing to each other. Those "in the know" recognize the symbols.

* They are broadcasting their plans. They get an extra good laugh from having it "hiding in plain sight" because they KNOW the sheeple are too dumb to "get it," and if they begin to "get it" there will be a prepared propagandic "explanation" at the ready for dissemination via their controlled media anyway.

I have never heard of Ben Long, but I know for a fact that that most (commercial) "conspiracy theorists" are controlled opposition and that "they" have plants who are loons there to discredit the movement.

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  - If anybody can find Ben Long's official interpretation (i.e., the artist), please DO copy here. - sm (Views: 289, 2018-02-12, 2:29 am)
    - Honestly, I am not familiar with Ben Long - but trying to help you out (Views: 268, 2018-02-12, 9:57 am)
      - No, it's Benjamin Long the painter, who painted the frescoes in Seer's post - thanks (Views: 319, 2018-02-12, 11:10 am)
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      - Nope, just what I meant, inferring from the specific to the general, often at the risk of producing - meaningless results. (Views: 233, 2018-02-12, 11:31 am)
        That's called DEDUCTIVE reasoning. - NotASheep (Views: 301, 2018-02-12, 11:35 am)