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Predicting the Fall of this year, not looking good.

Posted: July 27th, 2009, 6:48 pm
by Mole_J
This is related to the web-bot project. A few weeks ago they released their predictions for this fall.

If you are not familiar to the web-bot project, you can read more here. Basically it is a software that reads changes in people's writing on the internet. It was suppose to be used to make picks for stocks and trading, but it they started noticing that it was predicting events.

Cliff High did about a 40 minute interview for a Texas Radio Station earlier this month. The interview is interesting as he does talk about some subjects that have been brought up here at Jude 2.

Somethings he touches on:
-Collapse of the US Dollar
-Hyper-inflation
-Israel attacking Iran, World turning against Israel as a result of the attack
-One world government and currency (why he does not think it will happen)
-The collapse of the "powers that be" (Bilderberg group, Masons, Illuminati, and other conspiracy groups)
-The Federal Reserve going away
-Weird weather, changing within a few days
-Volcanoes going off

Interview here You can skip to number 3 if you want to just hear the predictions. The first two are how everything works, and some mistakes they made in the past on predictions.

What do you think?

Posted: July 27th, 2009, 7:56 pm
by MacUser
I think that if you knew your neighbor was coming over.. you would clean up your house and get the simple things in order.

So expect Christ's return soon and be busy about your called ministry or mission.

Leave the rest in His hands.

Posted: July 28th, 2009, 3:33 am
by dolfan
The web-bot is very interesting, but I think the more "self-conscious" it "becomes", the less reliable anything it says must be. The more predictions it produces, the more publicity it gets, the more commentary on the topics it raises, all of these contribute to the very factors that cause the thing to basically "work". Like feedback can distort a great live performance, turning the web-bot's semi-reliable indicators into topics of widespread discussion distort the output of the thing itself. Couple that with some of the generalities of its predictions, and it gets really shaky, IMO. Some of the things it "predicted" for this year have flopped, some were almost so obvious that anybody could've made an equally "accurate" stab at it.

Web-bot Project Murdered.

Posted: July 28th, 2009, 1:49 pm
by Mole_J
I thought I posted this earlier today, but I guess I was looking at the preview and never hit submit.

Just seen it on a website, the Web-Bot Project has been killed and is up for sale to anyone with deep pockets.

As Dolfan said, it has become more known and many people have taken the reports and put them on bitorrents. So those who ran the Web-bot Project could not compete with this.

More here at Urban Survival

Posted: July 30th, 2009, 7:49 pm
by Jennifer Smith
Really interesting! Thanks for sharing that, MoleJ.