pitzerwm
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http://www.wimp.com/a-final-warning-from-george-orwell/
He was a few years off on his 1984 predictions but it has happened.
He was a few years off on his 1984 predictions but it has happened.
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George Orwell's last prediction
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Bob Denman
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:shocked: Wow... nojoke
spyderCodes
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I'm guessing that my interpretation of that is quite the opposite of those who are here and beat the drum constantly.
That's the great thing about prophecies of all descriptions and all times.
They are a lens for the reader, not the prognosticator, to see the world subjectively.
That's the great thing about prophecies of all descriptions and all times.
They are a lens for the reader, not the prognosticator, to see the world subjectively.
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Bob Denman
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:agree: But it's still pretty cool! 
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Science fiction does appear to turn into fact. Just check out all the Sci Fi space movies from the 50's.
And...if you watch Ancient Aliens...they say most of the great prognosticators and geniuses had a connection with the aliens.
Just throwing out a couple items to chew on--if you like bait. I make no comment pro or con on this "far out" subject.
And...if you watch Ancient Aliens...they say most of the great prognosticators and geniuses had a connection with the aliens.
Just throwing out a couple items to chew on--if you like bait. I make no comment pro or con on this "far out" subject.
spyderCodes
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Well,
I don't take that kind of bait.
I am a skeptic on all things.
A well crafted prediction always contains elements that the readers (& presumably believers) can look at and make their own.
Nostradamus to John of Patmos.
Same Schtick.
Construct a prognostication in such a way as to be relevant to all who care to read it and make it their own.
spyderCodes
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Like beauty, it is all in the eye of the beholder.
I've never seen a prophetic writing that is specific and not subject to interpretation.
And that interpretation is what feeds the mill with whatever the agenda is of the beholder.
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