Discoveries from anonymous tape list project

[Researchfag]

Over on WWP some anons are working on an updated master list of all of L. Ron Hubbard lectures. Here are some stats of theirs:

* Total number of lectures and tapes known: 2942
* Total number of lectures and tapes leaked: 1347

Most lectures are more or less one hour in length, some as short as 45 minutes and as long as 75, with the extremes being around 5 minutes to 90 minutes.

Going by one lecture = one hour, if you started continuously playing the complete archive of Hubbard at January 1st at midnight, everything would be finished by May 3rd at 2pm. This is 122 days and 14 hours.

Of that, 56 days and 3 hours of L. Ron Hubbard have been leaked and are in the wild.

 

[flagtrained]

That is a massive undertaking for certain. However remember that a lot of tapes are just simply cannibalized from the Briefing Course as far as tape SETS are concerned. A lot of other tapes are just either "lost" or are so poorly kept that they might as well be lost.

 

[Been Done Had]

Wow. God luck. Here's the most comprehensive list I have seen. It will help if you don't have it...


http://www.scribd.com/doc/7760129/tapelist


It only has 2902 tapes listed.

Remember there are many advices, briefings and confidential SO and intel recordings that aren't listed.

Good hunting!

 

[Researchfag]

That is a massive undertaking for certain. However remember that a lot of tapes are just simply cannibalized from the Briefing Course as far as tape SETS are concerned. A lot of other tapes are just either "lost" or are so poorly kept that they might as well be lost.

I've seen the spreadsheet and the anons are giving one entry per tape code.

 

[Researchfag]

Wow. God luck. Here's the most comprehensive list I have seen. It will help if you don't have it...


http://www.scribd.com/doc/7760129/tapelist


It only has 2902 tapes listed.

Remember there are many advices, briefings and confidential SO and intel recordings that aren't listed.

Good hunting!

That was one of the sources used. The project actually started because that list doesn't have the SHSBC renumberings, as well as the confidential ones you mentioned.