I need to complain—no offense intended.

A lot of my newer followers seem to be very anxious to persuade the world of some—let’s just say—very striking and ambitious claims. I’m halfway there but unlikely to get much farther without help.

I need evidence; most do this wrong.

First of all, if you want to persuade the world e.g. that the elite are Satanists, or Soros controls everything, or mass murders are committed by MK-Ultra slaves, you have three problems. (1) You need to explain, in detail, what the hell such vague claims mean. Do you even know?

(2) You need to anticipate and defuse some rather obvious objections to those claims. (3) You need to give specific evidence and not go farther than the evidence. If you do, *that* is when ppl (understandably!) will accuse you of being nuts.

I know very well that there are vast amounts of research behind some claims. Great.

But you know what I have never seen despite it being kinda obvious?

A long collection of brief, narrowly-focused claims together with links to documents purporting to support them.

Why not?

Partly it must be because it would be hard work. That’s what real research notes look like.

Look, if one hard-working, well-informed person spent a few weeks, or several people spent several days in collaboration, they could make a long, exhaustive, structured, fact-filled...

...resource that would be 100x more effective than any Q drop, any essay, any book, or any video out there. And just the facts, ma’am—no broad, overheated conclusions. Stick to narrowly factual claims. Let the reader draw conclusions.

This would open eyes, guaranteed.

I share interesting things, but I don’t know much.

If you’re in deep and committed to “pilling the world,” then take it from a knowledge organizer—*this* is what you need to do.

Marshal evidence:

List plain facts.
Group them sensibly.
Give lots of detail.
Avoid narratives.

You do this, and *everybody* will be sharing it, guaranteed. They’ll read the claims and follow your links and connect some dots.

Essays and videos don’t do it, they don’t rationally persuade. They tease & titillate.

Thinkers need to see the bare real facts at a glance.

Do it!