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6/27/2025, 4:02:33 PM
Navigating Reality as a Series of Data-Sets

Imagine this, there are variables which are organized to outline a specific group of individuals by bringing them under classification as one thing or another in relation to their overall frequency field.

Then imagine that this group could change the relative frame of reference that this reality is founded in to change their position in that scale and shimmy their position around a range of frequencies by relativity to the other base frequencies used for measurement.

A group could blend in with the frequency of the environment by shifting their input of information into society in a series of waves or transitions that followed a pattern which was derived by using an equation to produce factors based on values of an external abstract scale like time or the seasons (same thing). Then you have the ability to for a group to reference itself against a moving background of information by producing a number pattern that shifts in relation to the present measurements yet always follows a pattern that synchronizes the shifts or changes in values with the external world.

Thus you have a system that is encrypted and the encryption is based on something that is visible by all and could be used to track information or changes in information and thus track individuals through their present in this reality.

Where ever you have say a certain time of day or a day of the month or a certain temperature index at a certain location there is a frequency of information based on the measurements. This organically absorbed by the perceptual system but can be detected through technical systems as well as other values which would not be easy quantified through the biological system but can still be navigated through qualia or ESP.

A system that was capable of reading a large area simultaneously, potentially the entire civilization, would be able to plot out the entire environment as a series of data sets and matrices.