First, I think all of you (besides the shillacious) epitomize the heart in humans. (Cheezy but necessary). Truly, you are to be commended for spending your time on this whilst in the 'shadows.' This is Moral Integrity. Easy to type, but the meaning is profound.

Second, I don't want to waste any of your time so I will keep this as brief but informative as possible...This is relevant to Pizzagate both directly (by giving people the skills to properly research and think critically) and indirectly (by increasing one's awareness and self esteem). This is not New Age bullshit, either. The Trivium Method has been around for over 2,000 years (was created by Plato and Pythagorus, some of the greatest thinkers in history) and was used all the way up until the 'Scientific Method' came about.

Research and investigation depends on the individuals use of logic. How that individual comes to conclusions is based on reasoning. The reasoning in one's argument is based on data and analysis (among others, but for purposes of this discussion). How one comes up with that data is important. How one uses logic to process that data is important. How one explains how he/she came to that conclusion is important. All of the grammar, the who, what, where, when needs to be logically processed into rhetoric to explain how the individual came to the conclusion that they have. I'll get to the point...

http://www.triviumeducation.com/ This is extremely important suppressed knowledge. It cannot be overstated how much we all need to learn the Trivium Method. It is still taught to this day, but only in ivy league prep schools ($$$) and military/DOD (because they want critical thinkers)(I have personally spoken with sons and daughters of DOD officials over the years and confirmed this). It is not taught in public education (no $) any longer and was taken out of public education (as far as I know) sometime around the 1900's here in the US anyway. It is taught in $$$ schools which produce critically thinking individuals who go on to become CEOs, Presidents, International lawyers, etc. (people who make lots of $$$ with critical thinking skills regardless of their moral integrity). It is not taught in public education, where most tradesmen come from. For millenia, we as humans have embraced what we know as the Servile Arts such as a Carpenter (most know the trades or tradesmen or the Servile trades; notice the term Servile), the Liberal Arts (to Liberate, look it up) such as Lawyers, and the Fine Arts such as painting. I don't know about any of you, but I haven't had any time to do any painting because I've been too busy being a tradesmen slave. Our oppressors have been able to keep us in a state of self-hypnotic child-like arrested development by witholding the tools necessary to allow people to process information (as well as one giant appeal to authority for valid truth).Now we have Common Core which spits out robots for corporations. People, parents and teachers have been saying for years this is a problem. Few know of the Trivium although it is very widely used.

http://www.triviumeducation.com/texts/42Fallacies.pdf This brings me to Logical Fallacies. As far as I can tell, logical fallacies are about 90% of all the shillery going on around here. You can see clearly an example of fallacious reasoning (as well as NLP(neuro-linguistic programming) and NVC(non-violent communication)) here: https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/1470365/7123113 and my reply: https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/1470365/7135342 I highly recommend viewing some of the initial arguments made in the first few comments... https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/1470365 Regardless of what you believe about the shooter, this is blatantly obvious fallacious reasoning. Fallacies are either intentional or unintentional. But the important part here is that we're not just listing in a sea of sophistry (where one can't know anything, essentially. Kantian bullshit. Sophistry has been around for millenia, too) where we can't find the truth. These fallacies have been labeled and outlined and dicussed and broken down and explained for millenia. Most, simply don't know how often. For instance, if one has a legitimate argument and another comes along and says, 'I don't believe you because you're an idiot,' that would be an obvious fallacy called ad hominem attack (some of this is basic journalism). To simply attack the character of the person instead of confronting the argument with logic. Knowing this, one can simply identify it for what it is and declare the person guilty of using such and such fallacy and move on thereby discrediting the persons claim rendering them dejected until they can come up with another one that we'll love 'em for...

Now, I'm not suggesting that we all take time to solely devote our time to learning the trivium for it would detract from life and this research, etc. But, as I'm a slave and work all the time, I have been able to fit in at least one hour a day to this and I can tell you with confidence how much this has increased my ability to process information in real time and be able to not only see through logical fallacies in peoples' arguments but also to help them understand where they're wrong so that they can grow and develop, too. If they are obstinate, then you know what to do...

Speaking of the Liberal Arts... as a carpenter I always knew of the 'Carpenter's triangle,' or that's what I had always heard it called. How to determine square with little reference. It's the 3-4-5 ratio of finding 90 degrees. Well, that's actually the Trivium. The 3 represents the Trivium, the 4 represents the Quadrivium (arithmetic which is number, geometry which is number + space, music which is number + time, and cosmology which is number + space + time) and the 5 represents man's (or woman's) five senses or how man (or woman) comes to know the truth in the reality around him, er, her. The trivium and quadrivium together make up the seven liberal arts: Grammar, Logic, Rhetoric, Arithmetic, Geometry, Music, Cosmology). There is so much more but for research purposes, learn the Trivium and learn about logical fallacies. Good luck, folks; The collecive beating heart of humanity.

Excuse my bad grammar, please. Yes, I know, trivium. I'm still learning. And if I have anything incorrect, please point it out.

And Phobos, I'm using you as an example so quit your shit...and don't try to marginalize this.