The only thing we know for certain about The Nobody is that he is obviously white (maybe le 56%, but not a mulatto), occasionally posts on the chans, lives in America, and his name is Chad. Why else would the Chad meme exist? C'mon guys, nothing is by accident. He may not have necessarily invented the Chad meme, but he probably has other memes. Many of his memes are co-opted by /pol/, but he's not necessarily a /pol/tard. Since he is a literal Nobody, he identifies with each and every person in the world. He plays all sides, and because of that, he even identifies with the elites and feels sympathy and pity for them, not hatred. He is incapable of hating anyone, he is pure love in its purest form.
The reason for the name is Chad is that in the 80s there was a soap opera on tv and all the pregnant moms had the hots for this doctor played by an actor named Chad Everett. That's why in the 80s there was such a big boom in the number of babies named Chad, and why they're usually so successful in life. This would mean The Nobody is in his early thirties. This Chad isn't so successful in real life, as he prefers his own inner life. He prefers it so much that it ends up spilling out into real life by accident, and his inner life is the most rich and developed out of any human that ever lived. The name Chad also means "to battle", thus most Chads are very adversarial in nature and always looking for the biggest battle to fight, and that would be the Nuovo Ordo itself…
He doesn't exist because he is handsome and ugly, he is funny and humorless, he's both an incel virgin and a ladies man who's slept with multiple women in the same day. He's white but has brown eyes and brown hair. I've come about all this information rationally, you could call it an educated guess. In my research I came across various prototypes and prophecies of The Nobdody. The biggest one, IMO, is Arthur Rimbaud, the French poet. In one of his letters when he was 16 or 17, he wrote "I is someone else." This was the basis for his first great poem, "The Drunken Boat", where he imagined himself as a boat. He'd continue to imagine himself as each and every person, never stopping to proclaim himself as any one certain person or thing.
Also important is this quote by Martin Luther: "Man is lPost too long. Click here to view the full text.