All it turned out to be was a dictum to be created then exploited.
It was exploited.
A sucker is born every minute.
Dalenius’ desideratum sounds like a dictum to be used as an exploit of personal privacy data, by using it as the basis for defending the collection, aggregation and analyses of same for the purposes of developing weaponized propaganda as a political tool.
What 'q-anon', is:
"an exploit of personal privacy data, by using it as the basis for defending the collection, aggregation and analyses of same for the purposes of developing weaponized propaganda as a political tool."
~ @Redrum_of_Crows
Dalenius’ desideratum, in essence, explains how to legally defend and explain away the use of personal privacy data obtained by aggregating 'bits'; logically relating them; identifying individuals.
Results can be used for 'targeted messaging/psychologic manipulation'
'q-anon'
Another paper by the author of the q-anon paper referenced above:
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Q-anon Scalability
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Even if the number of users to be evaluated is bounded, would it be practical to calculate q over, say, a million users for every API call?
"...such minimization generally scales linearly for the Facebook data that was tested..."
Let's posit that #QAnon is not a 'person' but 'an algorithm'; a 'process'.