My Last 2018 Gift To Gematria Not Working

https://web.archive.org/web/20181231084609/http://themindlessfreaks.blogspot.com/2018/12/trolled-comment-on-roast-of-rob-lowe.html?m=1

There’s been a lot of things that used to be way more important to gematria that don’t get much press anymore.  And I’m going to rightfully take most of the credit for it.  Science stuff like GPS coordinates that required rounding and the constant abuse of what was done to Pi.  Even prime numbers that would be featured multiple times in a blog post don’t get as much attention.  The automatic exuberance of finding or manufacturing a 666 is not done anymore.

One of the really annoying and quite stupid games was the video view, like and dislike counts based on the number of the day.  Like if they wanted a beloved 33 to make the narrative for the floor of the shooter in Las Vegas, in addition we had to put up with some jackwipe bragging about the 33rd person to view and/or like the video as if that meant something.

I fully “get” the idea that the nonsimultaneous synchronicity seems miraculous to the slow witted.  But what they fail to realize that this elevates a false flag narrative based on the NWO into Organic Matrix territory.  Just as at the time here that the video was reviewed it had 16 likes and 9 dislikes.  So that moment is forever etched as being synchronous, and any future changes don’t effect the synchronicity of that moment.

So as you read through the original source material we see that this was reviewed since somebody trolled the comments.  So now, this video will never, ever be synchronous again, because I fixed it.

At first I went through some sock puppet accounts and changed it to 19 dislikes and thought, “Whoa, can’t do that.  1619 is way to close to 169 and in fact dropping an extra 1 to turn a four digit number into a three digit number has been and will be used again.  Pattern recognition is a powerful reinforcer.  And since in gematria you always drop zeroes except when you don’t you are allowed to drop 1’s.  Or any repeated digit you want.  Or add an extra digit since you never do that when you do.  So, when I logged back in to my main account the easiest fix was to simply remove one of the dislikes, and for good measure changed it to a like so now instead of 169 this is now 1718.

Thinking about it, I haven’t really ruined the synchronicity.  Since the word is misused it is now always synchronous with 1718.  Because you can always go back in time and claim something from eons ago is synchronous.  So every video is actually synchronous with 0 since it has to start with no views and no likes or dislikes and even when it hits 33 it’s still really zero.  Or actually it might be always synchronous with a null value since in gematria you always drop zeroes except when you don’t.  Or you can add digits without referring to the counts except when you don’t.

Now in theory I could play around with the 10 sock puppet accounts and change the total like and dislikes from 25 to 35 as much as I want any time I want.  And I’m obviously a troll/shill so even though I didn’t post a nasty comment disliking the video is a form of negative commentary.

Congratulations.  You’ve just imbued me with more power than the Organic Matrix.  Because that makes all kinds of fucking sense.  I think what I will do with this newfound power is to travel to Wollongong and have the greatest terrarium temple to Attu the Wonder Turtle ever built and I will reside there (during the seasons that the weather is nice, I could change the weather probably, but I don’t want to show off).  And for good measure I’ll have my harem of semi randomly picked hot babes who can kick ass be there, if they aren’t too busy with other stuff.

Celebrating 25k Page Views

Wasn’t sure I was going to make it by the two year anniversary, but here it is with a couple of days to spare.

What I’ve learned about my view count —> Eventually after you linger around long enough spam views take control.  I estimate that the legitimate page view count is really more like 5,000.  I don’t know why my “friends” that produce my source material seem to have a problem with spam, but so far it’s been limited to view counts, here.

Here’s the actual spam for two years:

1 piece of football picks for $$, that annoyingly buried a looping link into the text of my post.

3 pieces of mild hate posts complaining that I’m wrong and just don’t know what I’m talking about.  Of course, once you can explain to me why Truth and Dishonesty both equal 113, or any of the real issues that show your just making up shit as you go along or being a moron and settling for confirmation bias, then we can talk.  But, you’re kinda stuck on not having any logical arguments.  So, let’s rephrase that to “learn how to debate instead of playing pigeon chess and we’ll talk about”.

1 mystery message where somebody simply said, “Hi.” Which I chose to get rid of since it seemed like it might have been a test run to see if I was paying attention.  Which brings us to

1 really nasty and uncalled for hate commentary with no point of view or of course any evidence.  Deleted since I didn’t want the perpetrator to get the attention they wanted.  Sure, I do a lot of name calling, but I DON’T do it on your blogs and videos.  If you don’t like what you read here and you aren’t willing to try and understand why gematria doesn’t work, you should pretty much just fuck off.  I can start posting on your old videos and blog posts if it keeps up.

How Can I Stop Blogging When I Have All These Doubts?

11 replies, 111 retweets and 311 likes.  Holy.  Fucking.  Shit.

That is some serious fucking numerical gematria magic.  Well, I GUESS it’s gematria since there’s some numbers there, and even though gematria is supposed to be turning words into numbers I can’t remember a day going by all year long that didn’t have something just numerical without words converted.

I couldn’t help but chuckle as recently a big deal has been made about 11 lately.  The master number you don’t reduce unless you do reduce it.  But I have to point out that you don’t get that kind of numbers in Twitter unless your comment gets a lot of wide appeal.  This is one of my top Tweets, but not completely unknown to me since I genuinely do have a pretty good sense of humor.  Had two really good ones on Monday, too.

So the question is, is this something significant only possible by the Organic Matrix getting involved, or the Jesuits or whoever is the flavor of the day since they can’t make up there minds who is in control?  Or is it something bound to happen based on something call math and math’s partner in crime, probability?

I suppose that the Organic Matrix might be on top of the flow chart above math, but seems suspicious to me.  I may have to keep seeking the truth on that one since 22/7 isn’t really Pi and decimals are dropped and so on.  And why did it have to be 311?  That’s the mirror image of 113.  Which could mean DISHONEST=113 or it could mean Truth=113, depending on which one of the 113,111,311,111 different elisions are available.  It’s kind of like asking a supreme power to answer a question and getting the Magic 8 Ball response of “How the fuck should I know?” every time.

I think I can still stop seeking the truth as shortly after this the numbers of likes and retweets changed.  Just like your clock can change from 11:11 to 11:12 in the middle of something I could have waited to take the screenshot and not had any issues with doubt.  But that’s the way pattern recognition works.  I saw the 1’s, it seemed unusual, then other than a momentary raised eyebrow I ignored it and moved on with life.

The Reason For Dipshitmatic Immunity

Most Hated YouTube Channels

(Reposted due to spam)

https://www.watchmojo.com/suggest/Top+10+Most+Hated+YouTubers

There are lots and lots of lists if you search for something like “Most Hated YouTube Channels”.  Glancing through some of them I see a lot of overlap.  The ones you would expect like Logan Paul and Pewdie Pie, which are mostly hated for the number of viewers as much as the content.

I did find one list that had our good friend Alex Jones at the top.  A bit out of date as obviously it was before he was censored.  And there’s that word again, censored.  Because I have yet to see a gematria YouTuber get censored.  Not any real censorship.  Just a temporary inconvenience, and this is a really old topic covered months ago being brought up again for the benefit of new readers.

And on a side note, the links on FTFM are way out of date again.  Perhaps for my own amusement I’ll count up the % that are actually still active.  How does this all tie in?  Gematria content doesn’t have to be censored.  There’s not that much interest anymore, at least compared to a year-year and a half ago.  They just quietly slip away into the dark bowels of the Internet.  And for the most part don’t even just give up making new content, they stop posting comments on FTFM.

Yep, Fee To Find Misinformation is pretty dull these days.  No racist rants, lots of posts with zero comments at all.  Heck, we haven’t even seen Super Bowl predictions yet.  Last year we had the year of the dog stuff going full swing by this time of year.  It’s like an old style church that hasn’t found a way to entice new members in to the flock.

And now’s the time to take care of that.  Arguably, at the peak of popularity there was lots of hate speech and harassment.  I think it’s been months since the last prank call to a politician or public service official and I can’t remember the last time I saw “kike”, even in a comment to an FTFM post. That’s how you get inconviemced and not censored on YouTube.  Because even if you get the channel deleted you can always bring up a new one.  That’s why if you’re unlucky enough to catch a Hubbard video it’s got a great chance of beginning with a whine about “used to have a very popular channel till I got censored” or “this is my 18th channel”(love that one since it proves he hasn't actually been censored).  Now, what you need to do is fill up the Jonesless vacuum.  Embrace the crazy and give the people what they are...Jonesing for.

Because frankly, the new sports blogs are inactive and just plain boring as it’s all about the stats and not the kiking game (football pun!).  Somebody with a pair needs to step up or some old timer needs to have a personality transplant.

Please give me something to work with my last month and a half.  Go for the most hated list!

Sunday, Are You Ready For Some Football Gematria?

https://web.archive.org/web/20181209154053/http://gematrinator.com/blog/index.php/2018/12/05/a-little-break/

Well you shouldn’t be you heathen scum.  You should be in church.  Because that’s where all your gematria buddies are gathered after the service, sipping coffee and discussing the really important meaningless  gematria numbers for both teams.

Now get this, the “Ive found God lately angle has been creeping in lately.  So, if it’s like the Hubbard style “I’m a nice guy after all” occasional post thrown in among the unfounded numerical based harassment, this is not going to be a permanent change.  This closer relationship to God comes from someone who in the recent past has gone out of his way to call the Internet providers (or at least YouTube) “soulless pigs” in a video.

Personally I’d go for a sock puppet to give both sides a shot, but I’ve learned from experience that the shelf life of a devoted follower doesn’t last too long, so you can work both angles and newbies won’t know you’re acting bipolar.

Well, of course a big downside to the God angle (I presume the upside is you have a back up to the Organic Matrix to explain dreams and other bullshit) is that for instance. God=52 in Francis Bacon and Satan=52 in Jewish.  I kiiiindaaa think of the big G had any day in this he’d have made sure not to have 5,913,220,687 different elisions available so there’s no overlap like that.  Or he’s moving in mysterious ways as always.  Either way, you simply can’t trust gematria to prove anything with all the obvious numerical contradictions.

Gotta go get in touch with my personal relationship with a pee break.

Part 2, Social Media, MLMs And Gematria

A big shock to many of you (wishing I had the sarcasm font) is that I’m not a big fan of multi level marketing.  Pyramid schemes simply aren’t sustainable as a business model.  And that means fraud.  So although this is about Herbalife, substitute a generic crank ideas in place liberally throughout as you read this.

There are a mix of representatives of Herbalife on Facebook.  Culturally and socioeconomically it seems to be rampant among lower class people.  Yes, it’s going to be insulting so I’ll just come right out and say it.  Face it, some people aren’t bright enough to avoid researching that Herbalife might not be a good idea to get involved in.  Even my ex-boss’s daughter is a Mary Kay consultant, so it’s not just the poor and not bright.  Some Herbalife salespeople seem to intend to use FB as marketing while others may just have it as part of their profile as a side business to their main job.  Some may be in desperate need to move product as they’re losing too much money.  The negative press about Herbalife in regards to poor and not well educated is all over the Internet and if forced I can find lots of links.  And Facebook is part of the problem with MLMs because they’re are too many sellers, not enough buyers and the pyramid can’t possibly be kept up.  A couple people make a lot of money, some break even, the vast majority of people lose a bunch.

If you send a friend request to an Herbalife sales rep, you will get more suggested Herbalife friends.  These aren’t even necessarily in the same geographic area.  My personal record is seven Herbalife friend suggestions with the Herbalife logo as their profile pick all at the same time, with a couple others in the suggested friends that just mentioned it in the profile.

Bad ideas come from somewhere, and although the source may simply be trying to not lose too much of their investment other people see “Herbalife works, this must be a good idea”.  Well, it least you have a batch of kindred spirits to whine about losing money with.  The kind of person that puts Herbalife in their profile pick that is losing money and trying to stop the bleeding isn’t likely to open up about losing money in their FB posts.  Their more likely to be looking for new recruits because if you make any money on MLMs it’s through recruitment, not sales.

As a control to the Herbalife experiment with Mexico I sent friend requests to Mexicans that weren’t obvious Herbalife representatives and only had a few new suggested friends from Herbalife show up, easily explained based on probability.  While if I sent a request to a single Herbalife representative I could count on at least one usually several in the next batch.  FB’s perfectly valid defense is that people seek out others with common interests and aren’t responsible for who requests what friends and who accepts those requests for whatever reason.  Which really doesn’t help at all if the interaction has some dishonesty within it.

As another control I sent batches of friend requests to Mexico that included not Herbalife salespeople and got some hits.  In the meantime I latched to the Berkeley Conservatory and not a single one of the presumably smarter people decided I was worthy of bothering with.  All in all it seems pretty easy to dupe not bright people into being your FB friend.

So with gematria, even the users have FB friends that aren’t into that scene.  All it takes is one FB friend that is and even if you aren’t intentionally looking for a conspiracy theorist an impressionable 13 year old may get their first exposure to it.  Although I think YouTube requires far more active seeking the crazy out than FB.

The Social Media Perpetuation Of Crank Ideas Part 1

This requires me to dance around a little bit and even with that I might, for legal reasons, get in over my head and be required to delete this series of posts.  So bear in mind that this is still my opinion and not a statement of absolute fact.  Bits and pieces will be presented as fact which I’m using the defense of a disclaimer summed up as follows next paragraph.  This is specifically about Facebook and more specifically about their suggested friends algorithms.  And it seems to me just as bad or even creepier than YouTube where you can get unintentionally lost or purposefully tricked into finding something you didn’t intend to.  And how it can steamroll if you aren’t careful.

DISCLAIMER:  What I present is information gathered from personal observation using my talents as an experimental criminal psychologist.  I feel safe in being able to duplicate the results if need be as the experiment has been going on for months, and if challenged can defend my actions to appropriate authorities.  In fact, I’ve akready taken steps to document my activities and this post is part of explaining what I’ve done, keeping out pieces that nobody but me and some close friends know, and the general public really doesn’t want to know.

On FB you get a batch of Suggested Friends occasionally, seems to be once a day.  Extra batches if you send requests to new friends.  Personally, I found it odd that on a regular basis I was getting obvious pornography links.  When it works the way it’s supposed to, FB sifts through your profile data like where you and your friends actually live, workplace, pages liked, etc... to find matches.  And somehow, somebody knows the way to get around it and use it for less than reputable reasons.

Supposedly even an account made that claims to be a European female with graphic images of genitalia, filthy language, links to a website proudly claiming their hot nude photos are available gets attached to a batch of reasonable friend suggestions.  Like, all the freaking time.  So I said to myself, “I wonder if I can trick the algorithm into suggesting not pornographers foreign friends.”  And it’s REALLY easy.  Just find one person you don’t know, send a request and immediately you get other suggested friends, some but not all from that area of the world.  Not all, but some directly from their friends list.  Then in turn you can pick suggested friends, request and repeat.  Over and over.

Then it turns creepier.  Not everyone that doesn’t know you has the good sense to ignore you.  It seems that as soon as one random person accepts that you get identified as a trusted requester and it’s easier to get more accepted requests.

Now some of these people that accept your request are understandable, like people that have a page for their business of selling crafts or promoting their favorite charity where a person that doesn’t know them could reasonably have expected to find them.  Some are friends of friends that might be thinking they know you when they actually don’t.  That’s not too creepy since the way the Kevin Bacon game works with people knowing other people who know other people who know...and I’m sure FB can argue that this is the intent.  I do not see how I get a suggested friend who is a Polish woman living in Krakow with less than 20 friends (all Polish) or a 14 year old Vietnamese girl makes any sense.  It’s just begging for trouble.

Now here’s a fun duplicatable experiment.  Go to the FB search feature, pick and common female first name and add Smith or Jones for the last name.  Maybe even the top hit and almost certainly high up on the list is porn.  These are in various degrees of how graphic the profile content is.  Some are very obvious while others appear to be like a field in fallow or where you buy a domain name in advance to capitalize on it before “Bobsautopartsoutlet.com” gets around to creating their webpage and has to pay you to use the site name they wanted.  Sometimes more than one porn link for the same name exists.

Now think about some of what I shared in combination.  The minimum age for FB is 13, and finding porn is easy.  I doubt the parents of all the 13 year olds think this is “Ok”.  The suggested friends algorithm operates the same way advertisements absolutely do on FB.  I searched the Internet for the LLS, immediately a legit FB ad for the Leukemia Society showed as the featured post next time I visited FB.  Same for dog toys.  Etc....  I also am not in the habit of searching out things like porn that show up, but there is a correlation.

Now turning back to the disclaimer, there has been a subset of friend requests I’ve made that I shouldn’t.  Attractive ladies with tattoos and/or bodybuilders. They seem rightfully proud of themselves and often have way more friends than they can reasonably expect to keep up with, like 5000.  The same way that some lady in Poland that doesn’t know me I had a week where FB pegged me as being interested in that “type” with loads of suggestions of people I didn’t know.  Any friends I picked up were unfriended and fortunately many just ignored me, but I’ve hardly ever been questioned if I really know them.  (4 times out of 100s of requests).

I don’t feel guilty giving people with bad intentions this info through this post because lots of people have already figured it out independently.  It might even do some good for more people to be aware that the way FB works makes it too easy, because they (FB) really don’t seem to care.  Because although they do a little to stop the sender of a request, as far as I can tell they do nothing to warn the receiver.  Since it’s social media implying interaction between more than one person a warning “You shouldn’t accept friend requests from people you don’t know” is in order.

What they do to the sender is apparently this, too many requests in a certain time frame gets you a “Do you really know this person?” message.  Keep at it and you get a more direct, “We don’t like it, knock it the fuck off” message.  There should be a “We noticed you have 3,000 friends already, ate you sure??” sent to the receiver.

Part two will be about Herbalife as that was the main target of my experiment, and will include the tie in to gematria.

Making Successful Weekly Football Picks With Gematria

The first assumption we can make if you are reading this is that you are what the dictionary defines as a human being.  We can’t and won’t make any judgments on what quality of human being are, although we must alert two categories of readers before getting too far.  If you are a long time reader then understand this is part of the marketing plan to get keywords into the post title.  If you are someone that thinks gematria actually works, you’re in the wrong place.  A cynical assessment of lack of open mindedness in processing overwhelming evidence, vestigial critical thinking processes and embracing logical fallacies garnered from my nigh on two years of experience.  The second category of reader has probably not gotten this far so insulting them isn’t too much of a bother for me since believing in something trivial like actual  evidence never impacts them.  It’s like talking to a brick except that at least the brick doesn’t bounce around between contradictory defenses and simply remains a brick.

So, you’re a human being that likes sports.  One of the things I’ve learned about humans is that they are social creatures.  I prefer to spend a lot of time on my own because there are far too many brick like companions available in the social interaction pool for my tastes.  But that’s just me, and I actually do have what people would call friends. And some of them actually appreciate my snark.  But, this isn’t about me other than further verification that I am also a person and not a brick.  Although I suppose a sentient brick could be typing this, because when dealing with gematria and similar topics anything is possible.  Comparatively the idea of sentient bricks makes more sense than some of the things I’ve seen.  A lot more.

Moving away from bricks(slowly, never rush off to leave a brick suddenly as this confuses them), at least for the moment, humans with non-brick friends tend to interact with other humans that have similar interests.  So what you’re going to need as a human with a healthy interest in sports.

That word healthy is important.  You don’t want someone obsessed that only lives for sports.  Someone who can enjoy a game without life or death consequences on the outcome.  And of course someone that doesn’t talk to bricks and certainly doesn’t give any indication that they may be a closet brick in disguise.  Since this is specifically about football I have some gematria related tips.  And in order to avoid deception this is about how to identify someone who is likely NOT to be susceptible to the lunacy of gematria.  And if you’re investigating how to pick football games your self confidence is low in that area, so I’m making a fairly natural assumption that you need a non brick to talk to.

First of all, the stats gurus are probably a bit too close to obsession and although they might have personal success their willingness to share the knowledge is limited by available time.  Talking to you is time spent away from spreadsheets and weather reports and all the other details you need to track the little things that add up to winning in the long haul.  This is about just picking for one week.

Someone that invests a couple of hours on their fantasy team each week is a good choice.  Not an ideal choice though.  Since they aren’t obsessed it indicates that they have a healthy balance in life and must spend time on other things like eating, working and having sex.  (And that last one could be disastrous if they are a brick layer.)  If they’re available that’s a good starting point; they will have a lot of these good football viewing qualities I now mention.  In no particular order.

1). Ability to identify the likely cause of the penalty flag that was thrown before the announcers or officials make the call.
2). Acceptance pre-game that their team might actually be outmatched and stand the chance of losing.
3). Ability to nurse 2-4 beers during the course of an afternoon without feeling obligated to get sloshed before the opening coin flip.
4). Enjoys a good, well played defensive struggle just as much as a high scoring game.  Go cornerback blitzers on that key 3rd and seven play with the score tied 7-7 in the last three minutes of the fourth quarter.
5). Admission that while Tom Brady is remarkably talented, in his personal life he is a bit of an asshole.
6). Understands that jersey numbers are important to identify position played (see #1).
7). Limits fanship rituals to apparel without resorting to face painting or a new tattoo or something even weirder.
8). Will bet a modest amount with the point spread involved just to make it interesting; won’t mortgage the house based on gut feeling.
9). Won’t obsess about the inevitable bad calls or complain about how bad the game is now compared to the good old days.
10). A disinterest in bricks beyond normal brick things like being used to build a house or displacing water in the toilet tank to save on the water bill.

Because here’s what you get when someone tries to use gematria.  Since Denim hasn’t been posting much and even his last post on basketball had zero interest and no comments:

https://web.archive.org/web/20181203070732/http://sportsgematria.blogspot.com/2018/12/?m=0

 

It’s been like this for the entire existence of the blog.  Oh yeah, there’s been some underdog picks along the way.  And the overall record is good.  But take this week as an example of the way it goes every single time on every single blog, Patreon subscriber update and video comments.  There’s gematria to explain the case for both teams before deciding on the final pick, with zero explanation on which numbers are better and <insert drumroll or brick hitting head>

Every single pick was the favorite.  Two of those were double digit favorites and STILL there’s two wrong.

There’s got to be some reason other than numerology and reporting after the fact that makes you choose one team or the other, and it’s terribly unimpressive to pick the favorite a lot.  Pretty much every time the underdog wins that wasn’t clearly predicted (like, not predicting both teams) is a failure of gematria.  Why would I want to join your Patreon subscribers who put more weight on finding numbers for both teams when I can just look at the ESPN app on my phone and get the same info for free?  And we don’t even get the crazy stories of how the Freemasons are laying the (brick) foundation for the takeover of the world by mocking us.  Where’s the fun in that?  Is it because bricks don’t fit in well with Organic Matrix ideas?  Even if they’re sentient.  Throw me a brick bone here.

Death By Numbers Gematria

(Reposted due to spam) There’s actually not that much different going on these days, yet I see I haven’t said something in awhile and since the target date to end actively blogging is around Feb 1st 2019 I’ll share some thoughts of what little presents I’m leaving our friends behind.

In order to keep the post title somewhat relevant I can say that of course the death of George H.W. Bush was important enough to be thrown around in the comment sections including completely off topic material.  Why on Earth someone feels the need to post about it on material about Kareem Hunt assaulting a woman is a bit of a mystery.  You really think the promiscuous authors don’t know or will somehow miss it and you need to give a heads up?  Wow, that is some major cookie winning attemptage.  Of course they know.  You can declare an unknown porn star overdosing a major event and somebody actually important is a given to appear.

 

This does happen a lot.  It’s like the insipid YouTube game where there is a major award for the two year olds to post “First!”  Actually, you’re not the first.  A message with no real content doesn’t count.  Letting the world know that George Bush died on the most recent blog post on FTFM has no real content.  Even with the Internet being famous for misinformation it’s one that they are bound to get right.  It’s just a matter of not predicting the date since you don’t need to.  Thanks to Tindering literally every single date on the calendar is covered.  But before we proceed to the main point, I can’t let this one slide.  A ways back I had a series of Stupid Comment Of The Day posts for about a week.  And if that series was still a regular feature this puppy would certainly be the top choice.  I can’t imagine anything more ridiculous, so now I’m sure that since I’ve mentioned that we’re due for something more ludicrous.  So insert a drumroll and get ready:

 

George bush finally went.

On a blog post about George Bush finally wenting.  Imagine that.  Who would ever have guessed other than anyone reading the blog post before getting to the comments.  You win a cookie.

As for Death by the Numbers, or alternatively Murder by Numbers it’s one of those catchphrases that show up all the time surrounding celebrity deaths.  Where of course through Tindering, PhraseShopping and number alterations you have to be pretty much an idiot not to be able to find some two or three digit number matches for real or shoehorned in pseudo celebrities.  It’s just a question of how many matches are originally posted leaving the cookie winner attempts to fill in the others like 64 which “we all obviously know what that means”.  Yeah, we know.  Maybe we don’t know what it means today, but we can bet that since all tiny numbers mean something evil that it must match up with something evil.  It just depends on who you talk to whether it’s a Satanic ritual, Freemasonry/NWO activity, solar eclipse, Pi, government weather control or avocado market cornering.  Or whatever (usually capitalizing on recency bias) story is making the rounds.

A lot of my plans relate to the continued interest in my most popular not spam related post, How to predict a sports championship with gematria.  I also kid you not about what follows.  I can’t speak for other blogging platforms like WordPress do; I imagine it’s the same.  In the blog stats of Blogger if someone finds you via Internet search engine the referring keywords are shown.  And in November there was four times that GEMATRIA IS BULLSHIT was searched.  This could have been from the same source.  It could have been someone with the good sense to use this as the resource it’s intended to be that relayed their findings to a few others.  I am disappointed that it’s not researched more than four times, but still I am heartened by not totally wasting my time other than my own amusement.

I have learned a lot about social media in this journey and how to get found, as proven by How to predict a sports championship with gematria as a post title.  And I do know that it annoys them that people have found this.  And I will have about 25k page views in the near future.  So it’s time to start putting up lots of catchphrases in the post titles since other posts get more attention based on search engine activity.  Not all of these show up as keyword searches in the stats, but some other popular posts are interest in how many degrees are in the Freemasonry compass which probably isn’t 47, several of the “Debunked by” series especially Toys R Us, the Zombie Apocalypse-Gematria and Donuts (which was a really good day wrapped up with an awesome pun and one of my personal favorites) and for reasons unknown Birds Arent Real.  That one more likely to be an accident than someone interested in how it relates to gematria.  And there are others.

So I will spend some time reflecting on proper catch phrases and start loading up post titles.  And yes, I could be rightfully accused of trying to get attention and being hypocritical.  But at least I’m not doing relentless innocent victim shaming, attempting to scam money from people and presenting blatant misinformation.