System

Structures⌗

Evidence is interpreted via the following constructs:

MILESTONE⌗

A milestone marks an important date, and describes why it was so.

SIGNAL⌗

A signal describes a message, code, or trigger that was sent to me, as described by the system of verification here.

In all instances, I am “The Mark.” I usually don’t know who “The Verifier” is. Thus, I cannot respond to the message directly; I must publish something for the world, in the hope that my Verifier is watching.

ANALYSIS⌗

The analysis construct is simply reserved for the speculation, hypothesis, and questioning of a signal, milestone, or action. I make no claims to the accuracy of this interpretation; I am simply thinking out-loud.

ACTION⌗

An action is a physical response that I took as a direct result of a prior signal or analysis.

Assumptions⌗

The following assumptions are made:

ASMR is hypnosis⌗

Hypnosis is the induction of a state of consciousness in which a person loses the power of voluntary action and is highly responsive to suggestion or direction. Its use in therapy, typically to recover suppressed memories or to allow modification of behavior by suggestion, is quite controversial.

ASMR is exactly this, with a subtle difference: the participant is not aware that they are being manipulated.

A misinformation story is being sold on the world’s stage⌗

A “Her-like” story is being collaboratively developed and delivered via ASMR. The evidence presented here will support this notion.

In this story, The Raven and I are the two main protagonists. Or antagonists. It depends on your Perspective and available context clues.

Messages are being sent in plain sight⌗

People involved in this program are sending messages to each other, right under your nose. Hidden in plain sight.

They have adopted a code that is unlike anything the world has seen before. It is unstructured, fluid, dynamic, and always changing. It is governed by no rules. There is no “correct” way to encode a message.

Quite simply, it is about context. One must study their “Mark,” then send an encoded message that has personal meaning to that person.

It’s all about getting inside of someone else’s head.