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Bbb in base 23 is 6083 in base 10. On the National Library of Medicine (USA), there are "PubChem Compound IDs", which is a unique number assigned to a molecule. Compound ID 6083 is Adenosine monophosphate, which is classified as an 'irritant', just like Bbb23.

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Bbb in base 23 is 6083 in base 10. On the National Library of Medicine (USA), there are "PubChem Compound IDs", which is a unique number assigned to a molecule. Compound ID 6083 is Adenosine monophosphate, which is classified as an 'irritant', just like Bbb23.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Brother_Brasil_23

Grasping at straws or grasping for straw-men..

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Bbb in base 23 is 6083 in base 10. On the National Library of Medicine (USA), there are "PubChem Compound IDs", which is a unique number assigned to a molecule. Compound ID 6083 is Adenosine monophosphate, which is classified as an 'irritant', just like Bbb23.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Brother_Brasil_23

Grasping at straws or grasping for straw-men..

I know! I am the reason that redirect is admin-protected.

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International Organization of Wikipedia A******s = IOWA; if you take location of the WMF's old headquarters (in Flordia), and their new HQ (in SF), and average those with the North Pole, you get a location in Canada; if you then average this with the location where Jimbo was born, you will get the location of a field in Iowa; go to the place near the middle where the white stone is and dig down 273 meters and you will find a box, in this box is a piece of paper, on that paper there is a number and that number is that is the password to a secret Wikipedia account that not only has all the regular permissions - admin, bureaucrat, CU, OS, steward, etc. - it also has a special permission: the ability to CONTROL the minds of all Wikipedia insiders; you see, when someone joins the cabal, they are secretly given a pill during the night that lets Jimbo connect your mind to his servers; this accounts connects DIRECTLY to that server. Now the choice is yours: Do you free the slaves and masses from their convictions? Or do you become their master?

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This is pretty ironic

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Almost missed this thread. I will quote what little the book wiki contains. My money's on Tim Hardcastle for what little that is worth.

Real-world identity still unknown. Rarely commented on, he is easily one of Wikipedia's worst deletionists. Absolutely no traces of his real personal history have ever been uncovered. Despite having created this account in August 2008, the first visible edit was in January 2009. Large parts of his edit history appear to be missing. Right from the beginning, he fought with others to get things deleted, squabbled over creationism routinely, and did very little content work. He reached adminship in July 2012 despite a long and ugly history of editwarring. "Oppose Bbb23 has a severe case of owning articles. Portillo (talk) 06:32, 16 July 2012 (UTC)" Bbb was deeply involved in the Adnan Oktar editwar, and continues to watchlist the article to insure it remains negative. Like SheffieldSteel above, he is suspected of being a sockpuppet. By 2017 he had blocked more than 20,000 user accounts and deleted more than 20,000 pages.

In April 2014, he blocked an IP address that was making minor, and harmless, changes to biographies, and carefully reverted every one of the changes. It appeared totally pointless.

A personal correspondence on Wikipediocracy with a user called "Mr. Wallace" led to him/her making this interesting set of comments:

"Interesting a user on RationalWiki called Credulous contributed to the Adnan Oktar/Harun Yahya article there and disappeared the day before BBb23 was created on Wikipedia. [59] According to this edit, he had contributed to the SkepticWiki site: [60] The only other person I can think of is Tilman Bayer. He is known to have anti-creationist views and his userpage HaeB was created at roughly the same time as Bbb23 was created." (sic)
Another possibility: a hardened skeptic and geologist from Las Vegas named Tim Hardcastle, who also went by the names "DrAdequate" and "Actualist". [61]Even a photo[62][63][64][65][66] "Interestingly he has since been banned from the internationalskeptics.com forum in early 2010."

Photo?

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Almost missed this thread. I will quote what little the book wiki contains. My money's on Tim Hardcastle for what little that is worth.

Real-world identity still unknown. Rarely commented on, he is easily one of Wikipedia's worst deletionists. Absolutely no traces of his real personal history have ever been uncovered. Despite having created this account in August 2008, the first visible edit was in January 2009. Large parts of his edit history appear to be missing. Right from the beginning, he fought with others to get things deleted, squabbled over creationism routinely, and did very little content work. He reached adminship in July 2012 despite a long and ugly history of editwarring. "Oppose Bbb23 has a severe case of owning articles. Portillo (talk) 06:32, 16 July 2012 (UTC)" Bbb was deeply involved in the Adnan Oktar editwar, and continues to watchlist the article to insure it remains negative. Like SheffieldSteel above, he is suspected of being a sockpuppet. By 2017 he had blocked more than 20,000 user accounts and deleted more than 20,000 pages.

In April 2014, he blocked an IP address that was making minor, and harmless, changes to biographies, and carefully reverted every one of the changes. It appeared totally pointless.

A personal correspondence on Wikipediocracy with a user called "Mr. Wallace" led to him/her making this interesting set of comments:

"Interesting a user on RationalWiki called Credulous contributed to the Adnan Oktar/Harun Yahya article there and disappeared the day before BBb23 was created on Wikipedia. [59] According to this edit, he had contributed to the SkepticWiki site: [60] The only other person I can think of is Tilman Bayer. He is known to have anti-creationist views and his userpage HaeB was created at roughly the same time as Bbb23 was created." (sic)
Another possibility: a hardened skeptic and geologist from Las Vegas named Tim Hardcastle, who also went by the names "DrAdequate" and "Actualist". [61]Even a photo[62][63][64][65][66] "Interestingly he has since been banned from the internationalskeptics.com forum in early 2010."

DrAdequate has a Github account

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Another sock of his

Edit: Appears to be his wife instead

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Does anyone know if Bbb23 has ever taken interest in cars? DrActualist has on both his github and jalopnik.

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DrAdequate seems to live in Washington state. https://jalopnik.com/author/dradequate/ ... 6972613676