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Originally posted by sos37
reply to post by MystikMushroom
"Now, I finally have mathematical proof that "something" will happen about/around that time. "
Hello, I'd like to introduce you to a friend of mine. His name is Chaos Theory but we'll call him CT for short. CT would like me to point out that while there are certainly constants in the laws of physics and mathematical certainties in this universe, CT will always be present within any system in existence.
The principal of CT is simple. A system can be made up of any number of components, down to the cellular level! One or more of those components are bound to change over time. The change of one or more of these components can affect how a system reacts. Now imagine if you will how many systems are interacting with each other, influencing each other at any one time on this planet and then you realize how truly random things become.
But let's scale it down a bit. In "Jurassic Park", Ian Malcolm did a good job explaining CT when he explained that if he put a drop of water on his hand that the first time it may roll off to the left and the next time, another drop of the same size, placed in exactly the same spot would roll off to the right. This happens because of the microscopic imperfections on the surface of his hand intercacting with the microscopic cells in the water, influencing which direction the water will go.
So given that stunning and completely mind boggling revelation, I fail to see how any system of mathematics can predict any such future event and claim any sort of accuracy. If something does happen when predicted, it seems like it would be sheer coincidence.
Bad things are happening in the world every minute of every day and the media will report on the worst of the worst of them to us all. All you have to do is pick out the worst few for any given minute, hour and day predicted.
Originally posted by DisgustedOne
As a field technician accustomed to looking at data, my concern would not necessarily be the points on the graph, but the overall trend. Someone mentioned the high points early in the thread, and while it would be nice to focus on those, IF the OVERALL trend is downward, as it appears in the graph, (can't tell for sure because I don't think your screen shot gives the whole picture) then the WORLD could be in for something catastrophic at ANY time. So tell us... what is the BIGGER picture?
Originally posted by MystikMushroom
I'm still not going anywhere!
I'm furiously trying to find some kind of repeating "cyclic" pattern. So far, it would appear from initial research that "big events" do not always co-inside with the lowest points on the graph.
Originally posted by iceofspades
On a similar note, has anyone heard about the contents of the secret Congressional session? Apparently the economy is set to collapse in September this year....:
www.abovetopsecret.com...
Originally posted by mental modulator
I watched the video and all???
How mant doobs do you have to smoke to understand the idea?
seriously what is this about?
Originally posted by MystikMushroom
Originally posted by mental modulator
I watched the video and all???
How mant doobs do you have to smoke to understand the idea?
seriously what is this about?
apparently in your own opinion, more than you have!
I know...I know, it's hard sometimes to have to do what we've been told to do -- "think OUTSIDE the box" -- but just try!
[edit on 22-7-2008 by MystikMushroom]
The idea that time is experienced as a series of identifiable elements in flux is highly developed in the I Ching. Indeed the temporal modeling of the I Ching offers an extremely well-developed alternative to the "flat-duration" point of view. The I Ching views time as a finite number of distinct and irreducible elements, in the same way that the chemical elements compose the world of matter. For the Taoist sages of pre-Han China time was composed of sixty-four irreducible elements. It is upon relations among these sixty-four elements that I have sought to erect a new model of time that incorporates the idea of the conservation of novelty and still recognizes time as a process of becoming.
Originally posted by MystikMushroom
reply to post by mental modulator
The idea that time is experienced as a series of identifiable elements in flux is highly developed in the I Ching. Indeed the temporal modeling of the I Ching offers an extremely well-developed alternative to the "flat-duration" point of view. The I Ching views time as a finite number of distinct and irreducible elements, in the same way that the chemical elements compose the world of matter. For the Taoist sages of pre-Han China time was composed of sixty-four irreducible elements. It is upon relations among these sixty-four elements that I have sought to erect a new model of time that incorporates the idea of the conservation of novelty and still recognizes time as a process of becoming.
Get all that? I know...it's ALOT to take in, it took me a while myself to get/understand where he was coming from with that...
Okay, so now we move onto this:
The Whole Enchilada
Imagine the I Ching as a "Periodic Table of Temporal Elements" -- of which, there are 64.
Keep that in mind as you read and study the initial graphs shown on that page.
Cheers!