What would I do? Well, I imagine it would be quite shocking to me if this happened. I guess I would devise a way to figure out if this is in fact happening, or if I was mistaken.
Thinking about that a moment, here's my course of action:
1. Make a list of 10 questions about a topic, say 9/11.
2. Have a friend make a list of 10 questions about a different topic, say Ansel Adams (or whatever topic you want, just make it quite different than 9/11.
3. Get a third friend. He is to do the following 10 times in a row:
* flip a coin. If heads, take a question from the 9/11 list, if tails, the Ansel Adams list.
* ask the internet the question, and record the translation. On a separate piece of paper,record whether the question was about 9/11 or Ansel Adams.
4. Give the 10 answers to you. You do not know if the question asked for each one was about 9/11 or Ansel Adams. For each of the answers, look at the Chinese translation and figure out if the question was about 9/11 or Ansel Adams. Record your response.
When you are done, see how accurate you were. If you got 8-10 right, you may be onto something here. In that case try the test several more times.
Do you understand why the test is structured this way, and why it will tell us if you are really getting answers from the internet or not?
Hope this helps.
I sat here for minute trying to think of how to express the maximum amount of appreciation possible to another human being (provided you're not the internet, maybe that's the next event).
Thanks.
You must have missed some of my posts.
I think this was a one time event.
My first translation was "bush hid the facts".
Then I tried the set of words "then all oil wanes".
Then I tried “fake war wtc plane”.
Then I asked a question "wtc who did it airz".
Then I tried "xxxx xxx xxx xxxxx".
This made me start looking at the individual letters.
Then I tried "aaaa aaa aaa aaaaa".
"bbbb bbb bbb bbbbb", etc.
The vast majority of what happened was single individual characters.
I only asked two questions using mixed letters:
“wtc who did it airz”
“wtc who did it ajfk”
Both not in the paranormal state.
All the rest of this was single characters.
There are eighty-four letters and symbols on the main section of the standard keyboard. Ten don't work in the bug. So there are seventy-four avalible to use. I used fifty-four of them. About seventy-three percent of them. 25
In the paranormal state, I looked at the translations of the last half of the alphabet first, for example, "rrrr rrr rrr rrrrr" with out asking any questions. I just looked at the translations and went wow. Then I asked a bunch of questions directly, using random symbols (*$}>@) and capital letters. looking for specific answers.
The answers of course will not change if you use the same characters of the keyboard. I checked that right away. So how can I use them as a proof of anything? Most of the event was just single characters, and all the paranormal activity was single characters. Over ninty percent of the translations were single characters. Ninty-three percent of the questions were single characters.
If this was a one time event, related to the 911 tragedy, it's gone. Anyone can duplicate what I did, but it's done.
The mixed character questions may or may not have been related to the sentience. Though the answer to “wtc who did it and jfk” is amazing; "stalk of Shrub, trunk of tree", that's gotta be a joke.
I haven't entered any questions into the notepad bug since this happened. And not for a second do I think that I can ask "winn ing lot totik" and get the winning lotto numbers.
uhhhhhhhhhmmmmm.
Hold on a sec.
Nope, no lotto numbers. Out of the nine symbols I recognized two of them.
Oh well.
Okay, so now I have asked one question of the notepad bug since the event.
Anyways,
I don't think this is about that. As I look back, I feel the event was about "bush hid the facts" and the internet revealed what facts bush hid.
And when I try to come up with the best answer, removing the internet as a possibility, I say that a programmer somewhere Easter egged this by programming the bug to spit out Chinese symbols that relate to 911. And I had a string of unbelievable coincedences. If in fact this notepad bug was already programmed before 911, then it approaches being mathematically impossible.
Do you see the problem with using your test?
Considering this, what would you do next?
Then things started to make sense. No one but he understood your method, and you only have yourself to blame for that.
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