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Originally posted by Totakeke
But regardless of which words the bot searches for they're still just words. Just words that people type on the internet somewhere. It's like the Bible codes. I'm not dismissing them, but given a large enough source of information it can say anything you want it to.
So how do people, just regular people, type something out on the internet and then it is somehow magically transformed into a prediction that can be interpreted any which way? The way this web bot actually works seems to be a closely guarded secret and any explanation of how it really works is vague. As for why it works, apparently humans have psychic emissions? Come on. Humans "emit" lots of things, but find me a science textbook that says humans emit some kind of psychic information.
Ironically, people are more willing to put their faith in a computer program that only a few people know how it works, and yet they are so quick to dismiss something like religion. People put their faith into the most bizarre things. At least they found archeological evidence of things from the Bible. But psychic abilities? They don't have any solid proof yet.
Originally posted by Red Cloak
I called up a local well drilling company today, the one that is nearest by and services most of the wells in this area of Arkansas. I asked about the stories about wells drying up all over. I was told, "my father has been doing this for 45 years and he's never seen anything like it before. Water levels are dropping 300 feet in some areas, we don't have any idea what is happening.'
I have to admit that I'm a little worried now.
[edit on 3-12-2008 by Red Cloak]
Originally posted by questioningall
The language of the webbot for these earthquakes
vomiting loses
bowel release
bladder release
isolation
desperate hands
Originally posted by VelmaLu
The information is provided free of charge at www.urbansurvival.com
The 'details' on this kind of thing are always sketchy; sorry we can't get down to the specific city. At the moment, however, it looks like at least one of the two quakes will be inside the band 32 to 36-degrees latitude and that one of the quakes will be noticed as having 5 pretty distinct/large aftershocks of some consequence.
yes they are and some take it to quite the extreme, friend;
Originally posted by VelmaLu
No. Once again, you go to the archives and scroll through the summaries of each weeks posts. Since it was posted in the last three weeks, guess how many summaries you would have to review to find it?
Are people really this lazy?
Originally posted by VelmaLu
No. Once again, you go to the archives and scroll through the summaries of each weeks posts. Since it was posted in the last three weeks, guess how many summaries you would have to review to find it?
Are people really this lazy?
Originally posted by questioningall
Originally posted by SANTA CLAWS
Originally posted by Red Cloak
Originally posted by questioningall
reply to post by questioningall
Santa Claws - where are you located?
Due to the fact that water will rise in other areas - pending an earthquake - as wells will dry up in areas too.
BTW: I have contacted the U.S. govt. geologist (earthquake) people now, due to the fact wells are running dry in Arkansas. THAT is a "REAL" important precursor to earthquakes - that even the U.S. govt. recognizes.
I will be updating any contact I have with them on the *ALERT* thread!
I have asked for them to look into this matter IMMEDIATELY!
questioningall,
First let me say I am NOT wanting to alarm anyone here, "Big time" was an expression. I have several springs, one is up 3 feet from normal. The creek bed on my property is holding a small 10x10 area about 2 feet deep, normally there would not be a drop.
Location is in the Ozarks. If I have enough "Points" I will u2u U
Santa Claws.
Originally posted by Discotech
Originally posted by VelmaLu
No. Once again, you go to the archives and scroll through the summaries of each weeks posts. Since it was posted in the last three weeks, guess how many summaries you would have to review to find it?
Are people really this lazy?
Usually if someone cites a source they generally point folk directly to said source as opposed to make them find themselves.
Not very good if you're claiming something apocolyptic and you're saying "hey I saw it here so it must be true but you're going to go find the referencing material yourself to make your own mind up"