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What the 2026 elections reveal about the architecture of power
An AI analysis of the difference between winning office, controlling the system, and surviving its transformation
Nov 4
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Martin Geddes
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Oh, what a wonderful sting operation!
Why an obviously rigged election may be better than an honestly won one
Nov 4
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Martin Geddes
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The election beyond politics
A possible turning point in the struggle over who really governs
Nov 3
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Martin Geddes
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October 2026
A “pequliar” calendar covering nine years of Q
I have been aggregating date-based intelligence for years. Now I am publishing the raw data.
Oct 28
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Martin Geddes
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The Great Awakening is a departure, not a destination
What those who arrived early learned the hard way, so you don’t have to make our mistakes
Oct 22
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Martin Geddes
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What the Q corpus reveals about fifth-generation warfare
An AI investigation into unconventional information operations, recursive conflict, and the limits of strategic influence
Oct 21
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Martin Geddes
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My Q and QAnon tweets as a historical corpus
1,749 posts, nearly seven years, and an invitation to independent analysis
Oct 20
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Martin Geddes
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What lexineering reveals
An AI companion on the question we forgot to ask about law itself
Oct 19
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Martin Geddes
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Lexineering: the missing engineering discipline for law
The legal system is safety-critical infrastructure for society. It should be engineered to keep the risk of injustice within defensible limits.
Oct 19
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Martin Geddes
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The breakdown of societal recognition
What happens when we no longer inhabit compatible social and political realities?
Oct 15
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Martin Geddes
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When did Staines become Croydon? And why?
Observations on changing times in the town I grew up in
Oct 14
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Martin Geddes
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Heavens above! (literally)
A night of stargazing as an alternative to intellectualising about courts
Oct 13
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Martin Geddes
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