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A few nights ago, I held an impromptu, livestreamed PMQ/Q&A session.
You can find it here (and be sure to subscribe!). For a list of questions answered/discussed, go here.
This Q&A was quite a bit different because I gave live audio responses to questions posted in the thread. The goal was to answer more questions, more quickly, and not skip over questions that would require a long written response. It had a few kinks but worked pretty well, and it's likely I'll switch to this format for future Q&A's.
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Anonymous 09/09/13(Mon)04:26 No.13395600
Replies: >>13395646 >>13397588

    redpill me on cicada 3301, /x/

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Anonymous 09/09/13(Mon)04:40 No.13395639
Replies: >>13395675

    Spread your bullshit somewhere else you shallow cunt.

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Anonymous 09/09/13(Mon)04:43 No.13395646

    >>13395600 (OP)
    I just spent 10 minutes staring at a smudge before realising it's a water mark for the moth thing thats always shown to do with this.

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Anonymous 09/09/13(Mon)04:43 No.13395650
Replies: >>13395657

    wut

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Anonymous 09/09/13(Mon)04:45 No.13395657

    >>13395650
    Turn the colours into negative, it's easier to see

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Anonymous 09/09/13(Mon)04:54 No.13395675

    >>13395639
    I'm just here to see if there's more to it than I've been able to scrape together

    from what I can tell they might be behind bitcoin

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Anonymous 09/09/13(Mon)04:57 No.13395680

    butterfly wut !

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Anonymous 09/09/13(Mon)04:58 No.13395682
Replies: >>13395704

    > muh mothman prophecies
    ?

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Sherloch Ness !90.9D3GQKw 09/09/13(Mon)05:14 No.13395704
Replies: >>13395723

    >>13395682
    You never read that book, did you?

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Roger 09/09/13(Mon)05:14 No.13395705
Replies: >>13395712

    Dont`t be bothered with this. It`ll lead to nothing.

    Also 9/11 was caused by Ben & Jerries.

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Anonymous 09/09/13(Mon)05:18 No.13395712

    >>13395705

    /x/. Full of normal people.

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Anonymous 09/09/13(Mon)05:22 No.13395717

    This reminds me of Operation Falconpunch. Especially the possible military connections.

    https://encyclopediadramatica.se/Operation_Falcon_Punch

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Anonymous 09/09/13(Mon)05:27 No.13395723

    >>13395704
    Niet.
    Nein.
    Ne.
    No.

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Anonymous 09/09/13(Mon)13:48 No.13396728
Replies: >>13396733

    Cicada 3301 is an interesting phenomenon. Are they a hacker group? A religion? A weird Pythagorean-esque cult? An ARG? A joke? I've been looking into them for years now. I've even talked to people who "made it," and I'm not any farther than I was years ago.

    Here's what I've learned:

    * Even after making it, you have to truly prove yourself as an individual to get anywhere. And they'll kick you out if they even think you are a security risk.

    * Their structure and beliefs are accurately described in the infamous Cicada Warning document. Some people believe it really was a leak. Some people think it was a fake leak. Some think it was fake altogether. Either way, multiple people who "made it" confirmed that a lot of the info contained was accurate.

    * They are very good at what they do. Which suggests a level of professional training beyond what people get in the "civilian" world. Many of the higher-up members seem to be former intelligence officers.

    * They have their hands in information security, and international relations. They may even be involved with the TED conferences.

    * One of their leaders goes by the alias "magicicada," the genus of 13- and 17-year periodical cicadas. magicicada seems to mastermind a lot of Cicada 3301 operations.

    * They tell new recruits that their goal is to improve freedom around the world.

    * They do a lot of weird shit with prime numbers, cryptography, and ancient mystery stuff. Like Aleister Crowley.

    * They apparently try to "hack" reality, like they would hack computers. By making small changes that result in larger changes. (Not sure of a specific example, but this is what one person who had made it told me after he got kicked out.)

    * They seem to have a large and international presence. They seem to be very well funded.

    Continued.

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Anonymous 09/09/13(Mon)13:49 No.13396733
Replies: >>13396805

    >>13396728

    * They seem to have serious scholars in other areas than security and cryptography. Even including philosophy, art, diplomacy, etc.

    * There could be a military connection. Or an NSA connection. But it seems more like people in NSA or military joined. Not that the NSA or military created Cicada. Which is consistent with the "good at what they do" point.

    I hope that helps you guys. I originally thought it was some kind of ARG. Now I'm pretty sure it's a legit secret society. Although, I have no clue what the hell they're trying to accomplish. Or who they are. Or where they came from. Or anything else.

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Anonymous 09/09/13(Mon)14:18 No.13396805
Replies: >>13396957

    >>13396733
    intadasting.

    how did they communicate with the contacts that you've talked to? all online encrypted stuff no irl meetings?

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Anonymous 09/09/13(Mon)14:58 No.13396957

    >>13396805

    Always online. Anonymity networks, encryption, everything.

    Although, they do IRL things too apparently. But only once you've been around long enough to prove yourself.

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Anonymous 09/09/13(Mon)16:11 No.13397273
Replies: >>13397316

    wait, wtf?!?! is this real?

    how have i not heard of this before?

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Anonymous 09/09/13(Mon)16:21 No.13397316

    >>13397273

    bump for wtf. any more info?

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Anonymous 09/09/13(Mon)16:30 No.13397359

    hurr repull me hurr

    god damn i swear this motherfucker makes a new thread every day asking got stupid shit

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Anonymous 09/09/13(Mon)17:06 No.13397539
Replies: >>13397542

    Now, this is fucking weird. This Cicada shit keeps following me like a hawk, and it's over 2 years now.

    It all began last year when I, for the first time in my life, saw a real life Cicada..
    Up North, in Sweden. They're not too usual up here, the seasons was wrong and the species of Cicada (I looked it up afterwards) did NOT seem to be local to where I live.

    When I'm ready, I'll be here waiting.

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Anonymous 09/09/13(Mon)17:07 No.13397542

    >>13397539
    >last year
    Two years ago* I have no idea why I said last year.

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cyclopsis 09/09/13(Mon)17:14 No.13397569
Replies: >>13398441

    I live in Memphis and I absolutely love Cicadas, ironically this is the first I ever heard of a organization with cicada in it. Although for the last few days I've noticed that the cicadas in my area have been making strange sounds almost as if they were metallic instead of organic or as if it was a bad recoring of a cicada. now I live in a slightly urban area. So in no way do I think that any special organization would set up in my area other than crowd control

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Anonymous 09/09/13(Mon)17:18 No.13397588
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    >>13395600 (OP)

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Anonymous 09/09/13(Mon)18:09 No.13397831
Replies: >>13398547

    Bullshit worst then illuminati.

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Lycurgus 09/09/13(Mon)19:46 No.13398043
Replies: >>13402130
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    >>13397588
    more like this

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Anonymous 09/09/13(Mon)21:01 No.13398437
Replies: >>13398559

    This was posted months ago.

    We are still waiting for results.

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Anonymous 09/09/13(Mon)21:02 No.13398441

    >>13397569
    >kek

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Anonymous 09/09/13(Mon)21:13 No.13398498
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Anonymous 09/09/13(Mon)21:22 No.13398547

    >>13397831

    How is it "worst" than the illuminati? At least cicada is real.

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Anonymous 09/09/13(Mon)21:25 No.13398559

    >>13398437
    Sounds like you lost, bro.

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Anonymous 09/09/13(Mon)22:25 No.13398918
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    here is all i could find

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Anonymous 09/09/13(Mon)22:26 No.13398925
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    this one sends to to seol

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Anonymous 09/09/13(Mon)22:26 No.13398930
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    australia

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Anonymous 09/09/13(Mon)22:44 No.13399043

    idk, these group looks like shit to me

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Anonymous 09/10/13(Tue)01:00 No.13399839
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Anonymous 09/10/13(Tue)14:47 No.13402130

    >>13397588
    >>13398043

    These look like the site are the same.

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Anonymous 09/10/13(Tue)17:27 No.13402751

    bump for wtf

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