So both Jahan (https://plus.google.com/u/0/+NianticProject/posts/GF6rJQLgYYD) - and potentially the Acolyte...

So both Jahan (https://plus.google.com/u/0/+NianticProject/posts/GF6rJQLgYYD) - and potentially the Acolyte (https://plus.google.com/u/0/+NianticProject/posts/eG4rbUtx48m) are reaching out to ADA....

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  1. David Timothy (Ianas)January 19, 2016 at 7:40 AM

    I wonder if Jarvis will next. We don't have much recorded direct interaction between the two. I'm curious how that would okay out, especially in light of recent developments.

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  2. JoJo StrattonJanuary 19, 2016 at 8:00 AM

    I am very curious about that as well David Timothy and I am going to jump in here with something I mentioned elsewhere - something that SETAI may "prove"

    what makes a group a group?

    1. is it the leadership?
    2. the members
    3. is there a mission that is always followed no matter what?

    If it is 3 - then SETAI should be made up of members from both factions and it does not matter who is "leading it" it will have the same mission, regardless.

    This is a major reason why I am curious - what makes a group a group.....

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  3. Paul FritschleJanuary 19, 2016 at 11:08 AM

    What do we know about SETAI? We believe it was founded by Jarvis, although they never posted with his name attached. It predates our knowledge of the Acolyte.

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  4. David Timothy (Ianas)January 19, 2016 at 11:20 AM

    Correct. The first we heard from SETAI was after the March 22, 2014 Recursion anomalies (I remember watching the video on my phone while standing out in the park after the anomaly) https://youtu.be/Ugow4b1pQLI. The Acolyte didn't surface until almost a year later (after the February 2015 Shonin anomaly, another memorable event, right JoJo Stratton​​ ☺). I remember Jarvis resharing one of their posts too or mentioning them in public posts? (I'll try to find that as well).

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  5. David Timothy (Ianas)January 19, 2016 at 11:22 AM

    Lol. I just went back and read the description on that video: "Roland Jarvis announces the formation of a new organization..."

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  6. JoJo StrattonJanuary 19, 2016 at 2:52 PM

    this was signed A https://plus.google.com/107293393622139455503/posts/MFgsLfMqjAz so may be the acolyte and this post calls Jarvis the Director... https://plus.google.com/107293393622139455503/posts/5r9zsiRtRid and this one the founder - https://plus.google.com/107293393622139455503/posts/iWtTGoThsst

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