I read much of it as well, and agree with the conspiracy nonsense evaluation. Many references to supposed secret meetings held between international/university/etc. elites in one year or another with no specifics or evidence whatsoever. It's literally conspiracy nonsense.
That’s because it is conspiracy nonsense. It’s totally bonkers if you read it with an actual open mind… as opposed to a mind already seeking to reinforce notions about some NWO and that most others are simply cattle with their brains tuned off.
TBH, Reddit is a better place for fancy math and circuit diagrams to be taken at face value to help perpetuate conspiratorial systems thinking.