All conspiracies, hidden places, the massive coverup how to see where it is.

There will be many people and organisations that want to hide things from us. However we may not be able to see these things themselves but the effect they leave we could. What I am saying is that any hidden thing: anything happening that should not be in a place: will leave loose ends. That say I have a building and this building is supposed to be a warehouse, but it is used by spies: it will leave loose ends. It will not be able to function as both effectively so there will be a trade off. There will be too many people with briefcases goin in and out, not enough deliveries.

So all we have to do is to create a list of things ranked that are the most weird: but still fairly normal: and we will be able to work out the spots the hidden things are. Maybe even what they are. So here is my list

1. People moving to places where there is apparently no place to go.
2. Things being moved when there was apparently no place to it have came from, or go to.
3. Being herded around places. Naturally walking around places becuase of signs, or hills etc...

If you have any more than 2 of these then it is suspicious. I think 1 or 2 and 3 would mean something hidden.
I know there will be flaws in this. But it could be added to and perfected. Obviously this is not based on statistics and just seems right. Please feel free to criticize and add to my list.

reply to post by werewolf99


trying to break down something unknown only creates more unknowns.

say I have a building and this building is supposed to be a warehouse, but it is used by spies: it will leave loose ends. It will not be able to function as both effectively so there will be a trade off. There will be too many people with briefcases goin in and out, not enough deliveries.

Sure, the spy agency would have be quite ignorant of how the world works to do such.

Maybe one or two employees might be spies placed in positions in this warehouse but not everyone because there would be much suspicion as you say.

1. People moving to places where there is apparently no place to go. 2. Things being moved when there was apparently no place to it have came from, or go to. 3. Being herded around places. Naturally walking around places becuase of signs, or hills etc...

The first two points just show that assumptions should never be taken seriously or acted upon in a serious manner. I mean if there apparently is no place to go or apparently no place to come from then it shows that your knowledge of these things is lacking because apparently there is if this is occurring.

Lastly I am not sure what you mean by your 3rd point, could you maybe explain a bit further and maybe give examples of all three points, because my interpretation of what your trying to say might be wrong

POINTS 1 AND 2 say apparently no place to go. Any building out of sight cannot be seen. A place with a hill in front and no road to would apparently not be there so long as seculded enough. Also anyplace underground.