Cicada 3301

when is the last time they had a test going on? has anyone ever come back from the end and said what they experienced?

Yes Marcus wanner. Hes supposed to have solved one. Jan 2016

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It was created by a group called The Hidden College, a secretive group that wields a decent amount of influence in the US. They are based in Silicon Valley and DC, and are people like venture capitalists, engineers and editors.

>They are right-wingers who adhere to the neoreactionary ideology, though many are former progressives or even communists.

>They are also believed to have originated in UC Berkeleyhttp://uncovering-cicada.wikia.com/wiki/Does_Cicada_3301_originate_from_UC_Berkeley_group_(cicada.berkeley.edu)_in_90s%3F

>Relatively new compared to other secret groups – oldest members were collaborating in the 1990s, but as a group they only started in the early 2010s.

>Relatively young group of people: generation X and generation Y. Definitely not a fan of the direction the baby boomers took US culture and government.

>They are a mixture of VC guys, programmers and journalists who use their influence to try to push the popular narrative in a certain direction. Two members are rumored to be Balaji Srinivasan and Nick Szabo

>They are rumored to have turned the public against certain narratives, such as black lives matter, and made blockchain software mainstream.

>They are believed to communicate mostly online over some kind of message board system, but also meet in real life.

>They are rumored to have wealthy patrons who cloak their activities in the superficial trappings and rituals of occult groups as a diversion. This might be a bullshit diversion though.

>They base many of their beliefs around the writings of Mencius Moldbug, a computer engineer, and Nick Land, a Shanghai-based British philosopher. Only Nick Land’s blog is still updated, however.

What I want to know is who's behind it. The CIA or some third party behind it all? What do you think?

>>58358417
Also they had planned to build a private (sovereign/autonomous) city in Kazakhstan and brought in capital and experts, but it looks like that has fallen through

Oh

Maybe we have not heard from much who have worked on it because maybe they swear to secrecy. Maybe the secret college despises of them when their done

>>58358427
my bet has always been on the CIA or NSA trying to recruit exceptionally talented and intelligent people

Maybe but that is a little too cliche. Like why, when you get searched by the NSA they don't seem that smart, maybe because they put their best workers somewhere else

>>58358417
Where is a decent source on any of this?