The shortest distance between Science Fiction & Reality.

Fun Fact:
Patrick Stewart was born 16 years before the first original Star Trek aired on tv.


NOT So Fun Fact:
Here predictor: evil horse.

Hint about the next one to come, probably tomorrow.



I am an act. I can copy the lateral hues....

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The Shortest distance between Science and Reality....

Originally posted by daynight42
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W and M are different characters.

Why does the "Double U" look more like a "Double V"?

Conspiracy Theory can be a hypnotic sorcery

Barrack Obama's anagram name is AMOK CRAB ARAB


Mine: Steven Thompson's anagram name is VENOMS SPENT HOT

Originally posted by stevent0314
Barrack Obama's anagram name is AMOK CRAB ARAB

And how did Glenn Beck feel about President Barack Hussein Obama?

A Aria Human Beck Sobs is an anagram for: Barack Hussein Obama

A=6; B=12; C=18; D=24.....

C = 18
O = 102
M = 90
P = 108
U = 138
T = 132
E = 42
R = 120
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666

Bill Gates in ASCII Code
B I L L G A T E S III *
66 + 73 + 76 + 76 + 71 + 65 + 84 + 69 + 83 + III = 666

My favorite is hemaphrodidic runner Caster Semenya. Yes, A Secret Man

Back to Science Fiction....

This is example is better know among Harry Potter fans. It was overtly shared in both the books, and the movies.

Lord Voldemort ( /ˈvoʊldəmɔr/)[1] [2] (born Tom Marvolo Riddle) is a fictional character and the main antagonist of J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter series. Voldemort first appeared in Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, which was released in 1997.
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TOM MARVOLO RIDDLE is an anagram for I AM LORD VOLDEMORT



Fast forward to counter 2:20 to see how this information was introduced in the movie:

Star & Flag! Keep 'em coming'!

Alphabets around the world are written in different orientations. Left to right, right to left, and vertically. The human mind can interpret information in a wide array of arrangements. I wonder what the world looks like through the eyes of those who can see in multiple directions and patterns.

Originally posted by Sahabi
Star & Flag! Keep 'em coming'!

Alphabets around the world are written in different orientations. Left to right, right to left, and vertically. The human mind can interpret information in a wide array of arrangements. I wonder what the world looks like through the eyes of those who can see in multiple directions and patterns.

multiple directions you say???

Like more than just left to right, you say???

Here are some examples of how English contains truisms in words from right to left:

They were nude in the garden of edun. pronunciation of Eden

Man was created with the express purpose to name the things in the garden.

In the mirror a lower class b looks like a lower class d....

... And... boots have been known to have stood ... and people have been known to feed on beef.

A trophy is nothing but physical proof of an effort.


huh... maybe there is some truth in what you said.

Originally posted by ILikeStars
Back to Science Fiction....

This is example is better know among Harry Potter fans. It was overtly shared in both the books, and the movies.

Wow! Talk about typos and grammar problems. Too late for me to edit it, so...

* This example is better known among Harry Potter fans.

Here is another one for your consumption....

The shortest distance between Science & Reality:



Involuntary or automatic bodily functions include heartbeat and breathing. These are two things we do not have to be conscious to do, we can do them in our sleep.

Patrick Stewart = I'm Star Trek Capt.
is an amazing example!

I very much enjoy those mirrored truisms. This is all so fascinating!

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I'll do my best to post 2 or 3 a week buddy.

Feel free to invite people to the thread, or even post a link to your facebook account if you have one. I don't mind.

Anagrams:

Wish to cheat money = What the economy is

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Where is Pat, Rick, Stew and Art?

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There sure is a tendancy for people to put a lot of information on computers ... as though something may be driving us to do so...

COME PUT HERE ....
come put here
come put er
com put er....

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Woah. Very nice truism. It is now so obvious, but I didn't notice it all this time!
Here's some fun. Was it named because we put things there, or was it purposefully named to attack the subconscious with the subliminal "come put here"?

Thanks.
Peace