It’s only necessary so they can change their interpretations of the drops whenever their claims, predictions and analysis prove false. Oh! It must be misinformation or disinformation. It’s the biggest confidence scam, and the longest running one, in human history. It’s literally been done thousands of times before. There’s a reason why others scam artists have lingered around the edges of this community, making big promises, collecting money, getting donations, grifting. There’s a reason why. They recognize this for what it was, glommed onto it, and siphoned money out of it. They sought for exactly what it was. They recognized it. I mean literally, books have been written about how to do this. They recognize it for what it was and took advantage. You give out enough vague information that you’ll get enough “hits” or “ proofs” that people can see what they want to, and all of the misses are explained by the rules set forth by the con artist mis/dis info is necessary, among other “outs”). I mean there were literally billions, not an exaggeration, billions of permutations that would result in matches. When you’ve got thousands of numbers, thousands of pictures, thousands of keywords and phrases, thousands of timestamps, thousands of sequences of numbers, there should be thousands upon thousands of “proofs“ just by mathematical coincidence alone. So that the people falling for the scam can connect the dots all by themselves for hits. And they can also dismiss the misses. The rules of the scam basically are set up to keep this game alive no matter what happens. Accurate predictions, inaccurate predictions, accurate time frames, or not, the need to rewrite the meanings of the secret messages based on actual real world results or lack there of, is the oldest fucking scam in the fucking book. The oldest one. It’s classic. Cult leaders and fake religious leaders, endtimes scammers - they all did the exact same thing.