Originally posted by cfraserh
I'm sorry if I missed someone mentioning this already but do the webbots have anything to do with Terence McKenna's "Timewave Zero" in the construction of their predictions? Because I was nerding out on the old DOS program that lets you map the wave this morning - and right on the money, October 7th, 2008 until December 12th, 2008 there is a massive dip into novelty. For two months straight it's just a line going down, down, down. Then on December 12th there is a slight resurgence of "habit" and the novelty dip starts up again around December 23rd and doesn't really wane until February 2009. Sound familiar?
Disclaimer: I'm not saying I believe any of this but I do find it interesting. I'm sort of looking at October 7th as a real test of whether it's capable of predicting anything.
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Thanks for bringing up TimeWaveZero/Fractal Time, I was about to do the same thing.
Basically I'm verifying what this chap has said. There is an unprecedented drop into novelty at about 05:30 - 06:00 on Tuesday 7th October. Basically, this means that the TWZ software has registered a huge event that is pretty far from the 'norm'.
I can't explain how the software works exactly, but it uses various number sets, inspired by Terrence Mckenna's studies of the I Ching. The I Ching (also called “Classic of Changes” or “Book of Changes”) is one of the oldest of the Chinese classic texts. The book is a symbol system used to identify order in chance events. The text describes an ancient system of cosmology and philosophy that is intrinsic to ancient Chinese cultural beliefs. - Wikipedia.
These number sets, when applied, create a different wave. The Sheliak number sets, as well as the HuangTi number sets give a different 'time wave', where no such descent happens on the 7th October, but happens earlier on in the year (at around 02:37 on 25th March 2008, give or take a day). Worth noting is that the 7th of October is at the middle point of the aforementioned March 25th time wave.
When I first heard about the Web Bot predictions, I referenced them with the Kelly and Watkins number sets within Time Wave Zero and found remarkable correlation. Whether this means anything, I don't know, but my first thoughts were 'these guys at web bots must be using the TWZ software and basing predictions around it'. it turns out that they don't seem to be.
Another thing worth mentioning regarding the Time Wave Zero software's predictions, is that there's no sharper drop on or around the 15th October (the rumoured period for the Federation of Light's alleged (channelled/implied?) first contact mission). The 15th does fall in the severe drop indicated by the Kelly/Watkins number sets.
I want to make it clear, however, that the Time Wave Zero software's methods of calculation are by no means infallible or irrefutable, but I am concerned with the correlations of the Web Bots predictions and the TWZ readings.
Finally, I'm going to echo the quoted poster's sentiments in that if none of these predictions come to light, from either the Web Bots, or TWZ, I won't be putting a great deal of stock in them in future. That's not to say I hope they're right, I really don't. If TWZ appears to be drastically flawed, it has the potential to change my way of thinking regarding the 2012 'issues' shall we say.
Anyway, I hope all this isn't too rambling. I've had a few ales and it is 2am here...





