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Originally posted by Tollon
Originally posted by WeRpeons
reply to post by Itop1
i have met somebody before that told me parts about my future which eventually came true
"Eventually came true?" ...This is exactly what these people do. If they can see the future, than they should be able to give you an exact date for the event. Its like me saying a male person you know is going to die. Chances are some male person you know will die within the next couple of years. With all the earthquakes happening around the world, the probability of California getting a quake is probably above 50%. So it may not happen on on the 31st, but if it does happen this year, she'll still be credited for warning us all about the California earthquake. They base their predictions on probability statistics. Chances are the things that came true for you could have came true for anyone.
I think you are wrong here.
Not many would listen to her if she was wrong before.
This thread sure wouldn't have gotten to page 24 if she was just another youtube prediction poster that kept predicting until she eventually got something right and failed miserably in between.
Fact is that she on the other hand has been right before and to my knowledge never predicted anything false.
Sure, her earlier videos are a bit vague, but even Nostradamus and Cayce were vague in their predictions!
Now however, she is perfectly clear, she provided a single event on one single date and in one single location.
She even backs it up with a visual video that somewhat explains why this is to take place.
What else can you ask for in a prediction?
Thinking that you understand everything and that all that happens around us can be explained by todays scientific knowledge is not only foolish, but naive.
So there's nothing more to learn about how the world, the universe and everything functions?
Really?
She may be on to something scientific or spiritually here that the rest of us still haven't figured out, and until she is proven wrong (that will be soon enough if that is true) - I think it's just foolish to dismiss her right away.
If she fails with this prediction she won't ever have an ATS thread discussing her prediction over 24 pages again.
Until she does however, I see no reason not to take her prediction somewhat seriously and apparently many others here on ATS also looks at this sceptical, but with open eyes and an open mind.
If you need scientific backup to believe everything, you suggest that we know it all already.
Here's a scientific fact for you then - we don't know everything yet ... or scientists would be out of work.
So until we actually do know everything, this girl may just be accurate even if her prediction lacks undeniable scentific facts as we know them today.
So who's REALLY the naive one here?
The one that takes a one day trip out of the city because he realizes that science can't explain everything just yet and that this girl actually may be right until ever proven wrong or
the one that believes that everything can be explained scentifically and is willing to put his life at stake to prove that science has all the answers at this very date and that this girl possibly can't be right?
Here's a chinese saying for you while considering that:
"Only the wise knows that he still has alot to learn..."
Originally posted by Logical one
Originally posted by ufoinquirer
But let's get this very clear:
1. This lady is very Christian, but she's not making predictions left and right. All her predictions are based on past observations of how the comet's orbital path interacts with other planets. Maybe she's wrong, but she's not just making crap up - and she's showing us where she's getting her ideas from, there's nothing too manipulative about it.
Well actually, that is not quite true.
Her predictions are based on a mish mash of things from the comet alignment, mixed in with the polar shift predictions from others, and Michio Kaku's earthquake predictions........and lets not forget the angels that talk to her!
..........and now we have to include.....her gut feelings!
edit on 29-3-2011 by Logical one because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by AceWombat04
reply to post by MaryStillToe
Please do not interpret the following as an invalidation or attack against your beliefs. The right to follow one's chosen faith is one of my core principles. This is only a genuine question.
Are you suggesting that everyone who lacks preturnatural intuition or other forms of guidance and by virtue of that does not receive forewarning of impending disaster - be it local, global, or just personal - lacks such protection by some personal choice on their part? Can there be no people who desperately hope for and beseach a higher power for such guidance, and simply fail to receive it? Or fail to understand it? Or fail to interpret it correctly should it happen? Or ... etc.? Are there no exceptions to this in your view? Everyone who perishes in a disaster chose to because they didn't ask for guidance?edit on 3/29/2011 by AceWombat04 because: typo
Originally posted by karen61057
Originally posted by wrkn4livn
Originally posted by ag893
Reply to post by Tollon
What I don't understand is why she said she's going to the mountains? If there was a large earthquake coming, why would she chose to go there?! I would be getting out of state if I were her. Also, wouldn't the animals statewide start acting up by now if the earthquake was 3 days away? Usually they begin at least a week or two ahead of time.Posted Via ATS Mobile: m.abovetopsecret.comIf it's as big as the 9.0 it could create a wave that will go out to Pasadena. The foothills (4000-5000 feet) sounds better then doesn't it?
If it's as big as the 9.0 it could create a wave that will go out to Pasadena. The foothills (4000-5000 feet) sounds better then doesn't it?
Sorry but the San andreas is not a Tsunami producing fault. It lies under the land, not the ocean. Plus it is a slip fault and the experts do not feel that it is capable of a quake bigger than 8.0 in any event. Not that 8.0 is not bad. It is and it would cause massive amounts of damage in the area it struck but no dear no tsunami from San Andreas. Now if there is one on the Cascadia subduction zone you could have water in Washington State, Oregon and California as Cascadia is underwater. It is not a fault it is where two tectonic plates meet.
Originally posted by jacobe001
If it were up to the skeptics to advance the world, we would still be living in caves.
The wright brothers were ridiculed in the main stream media as well as by many people that they would never be able to fly. It was just not possible in their minds. Those with imagination and creativity are the people that have advanced us forward because they looked beyond the known into the unknown and potential possibilities that could exist.
Originally posted by Logical one
Originally posted by UrgentInsurgent
I don´t know, this girl is special, and she is onto something, imo.
So how will you explain it when nothing happens on March 31?
On January 1, in a message to the Keys of Knowledge email discussion list, in a message titled, Up for the challenge- predictions for 2011, Sharón Wyeth predicted:
"Japan is in trouble with its earthquakes and consequential tsunami's as the water has no where to go but to flood the islands. Hokkaido is the only relatively safe place there."
A couple of days ago, based on some update information she posted to keysters, I publish an article titled: Japan, You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet, describing the earthquake as just the beginning of massive earth changing coming on the planet.
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Originally posted by Gab1159
"When you can't defeat an argument, discredit the author of the claim". That's the latest of the latest disinfo strategy point. The one you use when everything else has failed. Can't you concentrate your prediction on the message, not the messenger. This isn't an honest argument you're making. Cheap debating.
If an earthquake happens on March 31st, debunkers will say it's another lucky hunch, even if she will have 3 major predictions under her belt (Chile, Japan, and Cali).