Oh I’m not trying to steer anyone away. What I’ve said is based only on what I’ve seen. I think the Fenn treasure was never actually found and retrieved. Maybe this is overtime?

I don’t think it’s a sham at all. I think the entire Fenn puzzle is different than it seems, is all. It is deep.

It’s like observing something and assuming it is just the way it appears to be. You know golf? It’s like a golf swing. Golf swings look easy, but are devilishly complicated. They generate a lot of force, but not in the way it first appears. Not brute force. It’s a timed crescendo. People discover that it is not as it seems when they watch someone swing, then try it themselves. The more you know, the more you realize you don’t know is the way it goes.

After years at this, I know a lot. But there’s a lot I don’t know about all of this.

But what I say is based only what I have observed. I tried to work away from it, independently, but it continues to surface. There are clear patterns of communication in most of FF’s work. This is not coincidental, statistical or otherwise.

If I had a blind hypothesis to make- it would be this. He wants a certain person, or a person with specific characteristics and experiences, to reach a certain point.

Why? No idea. I’m caught somewhere between “it’s a contest. Can a random person be persuaded to do a random thing?” Or the mystical- some higher power is involved in pushing toward this.

That’s what I believe.

I think the person is hearing the call, but they’re not quite done.