Good[win] - the drops that made me a believer - and a past in the future proven:

🧵/1- So I wanted to show you guys an amazing set of drops in the Qdrops, when Q was giving us a final lesson on establishing comms, via Misspellings, deleted post/repost correction Delta's, timestamps, gaps, between posts, Qdrop-Trump tweet delta etc. This was a "learn our comms" session.

At this point we are 3 months into the Drops, anons have already seen a lot to suggest total coordination, between Q and Trump, establishing that Q and Trump(Q+) are in fact part of Q group. One of the ways that this has been accomplished is Qdrops being confirmed via a future Tweet by Trump. And we are going to focus on the biggest proof of them all imo, as there were a lot of very obvious ones in this series of around [15] drops— So here we go... 🧵/2- On January 6th Q posted drop #481 @ 16:42ET, it pointed to two previous delta's that we had confirmed via the Qdrop then Trump tweet, future proves path method starting back in December. (picrel). These showed delta markers [5] and [10], and the post that Q pointed to came from an "anons" proof drawing, that was posted at 16:08ET on the 6th as well. Now i said "anon" because it is always been mine and many anons belief that Q also posted anonymously at times to prod us along, and if you notice the timestamp in the drop being quoted is 1+6+0+8(rule: we eliminate zero's for summation of digits, obviously) this equals [15], important for later.

♟How the 1 Big Beautiful Bill (1BBB) Sets Up a No-Tax Future♟

I realize there are a lot of people that aren't happy about the 1BBB, and I get it, but i want to attempt to ease your concerns with this thread if you will indulge me for a moment. In this thread i aim to show @realDonaldTrump's big moves within the 1BBB, why it had to be this way, and why it is a chess masterclass!
🧵/1 ~1BBB Had to Avoid SS Tax Elimination Because of the Byrd Rule. The $4000 Social Security deduction in the 2025 bill helps most seniors who pay taxes on their benefits, covering 80 to 90 percent of them, those over 65 with incomes under $75000, a real win even if not the full no-tax on Social Security Trump promised. The Byrd Rule blocks changes to Social Security in reconciliation bills, and full elimination would have been struck, needing 60 votes to keep it, which we did not have with 53 GOP senators, risking the whole $4 trillion tax cut package failing and a huge tax hike hitting before midterms. 🧵/2

A discussion with Grok about the new algorithm:

Q: how can i censor my posts to be happy and joyful to appease x's new algorithm?

A: To create posts that are happy, joyful, and likely to be favored by X's new algorithm, consider these strategies:

Positive Language and Themes:
Use words that evoke happiness, positivity, or inspiration. Phrases like "Yay!", "Wonderful!", "Amazing!", or "Grateful for" can set a joyful tone. Discuss topics that naturally lean towards positivity, like achievements, kindness stories, or nature's beauty.
Emojis for Emotion:
Incorporate emojis that signify joy, laughter, love, or celebration (😊, ❤️,😂, 🌈)
Avoid Negativity:
Completely steer clear of negative words or themes. Instead of critiquing, praise or offer positive alternatives. For example, if you're discussing a controversial topic, highlight positive aspects or constructive solutions.
Share Inspirational Quotes or Stories:
Quotes about happiness, success, or kindness can resonate well. Personal stories or anecdotes about overcoming challenges with a focus on the happy outcome can also be uplifting.
Engage with Humor:
Light-hearted humor, puns, or funny observations can make your posts enjoyable. Just ensure the humor is universally positive and not at anyone's expense.
Visuals That Inspire Joy:
Use images or videos that are inherently joyful - animals, beautiful landscapes, people laughing or celebrating. These can increase engagement significantly as they're easy to like and share.
Create Challenges or Games:
Engage your audience with fun, positive challenges like "Share something that made you smile today" or simple games that encourage interaction in a joyful way.
Celebrate Achievements:
Highlight small victories or milestones, whether it's personal, community-based, or related to a broader cause. Celebrate others' successes too, which fosters a positive community atmosphere.
Music and Dance:
If appropriate, share content related to joyful music or dance. These can be very engaging and universally appealing, spreading happiness.
Positive Hashtags:
Use hashtags that are associated with positivity, like # GoodVibes, # JoyfulLiving, # HappyMoments. Keep the number of hashtags minimal to avoid seeming spammy.
Interactive Polls or Questions:
Ask questions that make people think positively, like "What's your favorite thing about summer?" or "What's the best compliment you've ever received?"
Avoid Controversial or Sensitive Topics:
Stick to topics that are less likely to stir negative emotions. Focus on general well-being, personal growth, or simple joys of life.
Acknowledge and Amplify Positive Feedback:
When users engage positively with your posts, acknowledge them with more positivity, creating a cycle of joyful interaction.
Remember, while these strategies can make your posts more appealing to X's algorithm by promoting positive engagement, authenticity is key. Your content should still reflect your true personality or brand identity. Additionally, algorithms can change, so always observe which types of posts gain traction and adjust your approach accordingly. 1/14 So basically don't point out the negative real world effects of issues, always go the kumbaya route?

That's not exactly the message intended. Instead, the aim is to strike a balance between acknowledging real-world issues and framing them in a way that promotes positivity, action, or learning. Here's a more nuanced take:

Acknowledge Reality: It's important to recognize and discuss the negative aspects of real-world issues. Ignoring them or sugar-coating them can lead to misinformation or trivialization of serious problems.
Constructive Framing: Instead of just highlighting the negatives, try to add a layer of constructive commentary. This could mean discussing what's being done about an issue, how individuals can help, or what lessons can be learned from it.
Empowerment Over Despair: The goal is to empower your audience rather than leaving them in despair. This doesn't mean ignoring the problem but showing pathways to solutions, resilience, or community support.
Avoid Cynicism: The "kumbaya" approach shouldn't be about naive positivity but rather about not succumbing to cynicism or hopelessness. Highlight stories of human spirit, innovation, or community response which can coexist with acknowledging the severity of the issue.
Educate and Inspire: Use your platform to educate about issues while inspiring action. This could be through calls to action, sharing resources for help, or celebrating those who are making a difference.
Sensitivity and Authenticity: Always approach topics with sensitivity to those affected. Authenticity in your response to news matters; people can tell when positivity is forced or when you're not addressing the real issue at hand.
Balance: In every post, consider the balance between the problem and potential solutions or positive aspects. Sometimes, the positive side might be a long-term vision or hope rather than an immediate fix.

So, rather than always going the "kumbaya route," it's about informing with integrity, encouraging constructive dialogue, and promoting a mindset where even in the face of adversity, there's room for hope, action, and community. This approach can appease algorithms by fostering engagement through positivity but should never compromise on the truth or diminish the importance of critical analysis.
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