Algorhythmic Probing...

06/09/2019 19:08

The broadcasting via "Microsoft Telepathy Updates Service" insinuates that a "cyberwarfare team" is operating within the United States of America and is conducting what I would call "Algorhythmic Probing" or Anti-Threading" a target subject to produce a desired affect through that network. From what I can tell, the "Microsoft Telepathy Updates Service" has  a broad base of functionality.

The Algorhythmic Probing or Anti-Threading a target subject seems to record an make track record of target subject reflex and thought output based on successive "Microsoft Telepathy Updates Service "broadcast stimulii. Like the advent of the Personal Computer (PC) a machine used to find a dividend or sum of complex computational mathematical equations the technique reflects what is known about the human being as  the computer reflects on what is known of the equations. (e.g. CPU=brain<Cache=memory . Camera=eyes/Monitor=involuntary response from a combination to achieve an output of graphical display to complete a computational operation.)

The "Algorhythmic Probing" or "Anti-Threading is simply an obstruction or obstacle by way of broadcast upon a live target subject to be used as an obstruction of an physical environmental factor (e.g. forming a coherent statement without jumbling the words that are being attacked by broadcast interference over a wavelengh frequency (human frequency) that either matches the target subject or is close enough to that frequency to cause interruption in motor function upon the target subject by broadcast interference. It is obviously being tested in dry run to be used to thwart any correlative thought or brainstorming upon investigative target subjects i.e Police; Military; Intelligence etc. Seemingly, an effort to further obstruct investigative findings not only pertaining to 9/11/2001 but, could also be applied upon other investigative personnel to obstruct other cases related or unrelated in addition to the "motherload" investigation known as the "9/11 terror attacks."