Originally posted by Rasputin13
I think there is something to the 2012 thing. I'm not saying it will be the "end of the world", but I think we are in for a major change at the
very least. I, too, was a bit skeptic of the Mayan Calendar at first. But then I learned that other sources, without knowledge of the other, came up
with December 21, 2012 also. These sources also predicted world events accurately that have already proven to be true in the past. These include,
but are not limited to, the medieval predictions of Merlin and the Chinese oracle of the I Ching. In addition, a new technology called "The Web-Bot
Project" makes massive scans of the internet as a means of forecasting the future, and also came up with the 2012 date. I'm not entirely sold on
the Web-Bot thing, as it could have come up with this date simply because so many people are talking about it on the net. The point is that it is all
a matter of opinion until December 21, 2012. That is when we will know for sure what the deal is. Until then, I don't think it can be debunked.
As for the skeletons of "giants" being found... this is the first I've heard of that, excluding the occasional ATS hoax. So why is it that when
the fossils of a 5-foot-tall penguin are discovered, it is carried all over the news, but when 10 and 15 and 30-foot humanoid remains are discovered,
we don't hear about it? To me, the discovery of human-appearing "creatures" that are three stories tall would be the most amazing discovery in the
history of mankind.
I anxiously await some links to some legitimate sources for this giant stuff. Hopefully I will remember to return to this thread and look for the
links. But maybe some really nice ATS member will U2U me the links when they read this!
Rasputin is correct, there is a lot of collaborating information. (I'll put this in two posts):
Maybe you have heard of The Web Bot Project, but if you have not, it is really quite intriguing. The Web Bot Project, developed in the late 1990's,
was created to assist in making stock market predictions.
The technology uses a system of spiders to crawl the Internet and search for keywords, much like a search engine does. When a keyword is located, the
bot program takes a snapshot of the text preceding and following the keyword. This snapshot of text is sent to a central location where it is then
filtered to define meaning.
But in 2001, bot operators began to notice that stock market predictions were not the only matters being accurately predicted by the program. They
began to take notice of coincidence with occurrences and explored it further.
One of the first accurate predictions from the bot program took place in June of 2001. The program predicted that a life-altering event would take
place within the next 60-90 days. An occurrence of such proportion that it's effects would be felt worldwide. The program based it's prediction on
"web chatter" which, it might be said, represents the "collective consciousness" of society.
Regrettably, the bot program's prediction proved accurate and the Twin Towers fell on 9/11/2001.
Here's where it starts to become very interesting. The bot program also predicts a worldwide event taking place in the year 2012. For those of you
who study prophecies and the like, you may already be familiar with this date.