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Cosmo - Seismic Events

To bad you can't make specific predictions like I can as evidenced here:
http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showthread.php?postid=7391115#post7391115

On Thursday, July 21, 2011 the last Space Shuttle mission ended as the Shuttle Atlantis landed.
By using (hold while I decide what constant I need to use......"i" is too obvious, but probably the most applicable....ah-ha! "p", the plastic constant!) p, the plastic constant, I will demonstrate that something will happen, however vaguely related to the Space Shuttle Atlantis landing for the final time (from a space mission).

The first time line is simple. It is just Day 0 + p = significant event.
HERE IS MY MATH for everyone to follow along:
July 21 + 1.3 = July 22.

My first prediction is that something related to Atlantis returning will happen tomorrow. (as this is the plastic constant, I alone can decide how large the window of opportunity is).

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plastic_number

Now, going further out requires more advanced math. July 21 is the 202nd day of the year so if that is multiplied by p, we get the next significant dates by adding the result to the date and the result itself is another significant date.

HERE IS MY MATH!!1!11!
202 x 1.324=267.448
On both April 13, 2012 and September 24, 2011.

I will astound you all with my accuracy as soon as I shoehorn events am aware of the events.

What happened on those two dates?

http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showthread.php?postid=7604578#post7604578

I could not have hdDesigned a better hit for my Plastic Dimensional Proofacies! Today (hopefully after midnight GMT) a satellite is expected to fall to Earth. Coming back to Earth for the last time, just like the Space Shuttle Atlantis did when I single handedly discovered Plastic Dimensional Physics. HDD has never given a hit as perfect as this. And I SHOWED THE MATH!

http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showthread.php?postid=8194001#post8194001

North Korean rocket failure. I call awesome hit. What say Dutch? HDD has never had such a series of dead balls on accurate hits.


No range of dates, no fudging, just straight up prediction. The dates have been in my sig since July (IIRC) to keep me honest.

What say RC?
 
how big

And the level on the Richter scale will be?
Just check the sources posted on earlier postings and you will have a record of my hits or misses. Let's hope I am wrong...don't want to see property damage or anyone hurt. These are just dates I believe may be favored for an event as mentioned. Size matters? Well we'll see if it does...
 
Just check the sources posted on earlier postings and you will have a record of my hits or misses. Let's hope I am wrong...don't want to see property damage or anyone hurt. These are just dates I believe may be favored for an event as mentioned. Size matters? Well we'll see if it does...

Just saying so does not a prediction make, nor a testable claim, what level on the Richter scale?

I mean really there are small quakes all the time.
 
Just check the sources posted on earlier postings and you will have a record of my hits or misses. Let's hope I am wrong...don't want to see property damage or anyone hurt. These are just dates I believe may be favored for an event as mentioned. Size matters? Well we'll see if it does...

Prove your claim and predict the next major earthquake. One that will be world news.
 
bump...times are near...
What are your success criteria? That is, on what percentage of the dates you have listed do you think significant (i.e. making international headlines) earthquakes need to occur for you to consider that you really can accurately predict them, with anything less than that hit rate meaning that you cannot?

ETA: the following fact should help you to set meaningful success criteria:

The United States Geological Survey estimates that, since 1900, there have been an average of 18 major earthquakes (magnitude 7.0–7.9) and one great earthquake (magnitude 8.0 or greater) per year, and that this average has been relatively stable.[33]
 
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Well I think my prediction will be proven one way or another. I stand by what I have written and if I am wrong on many or all then I will be happy with that. If one or any more come to be of any significance or news worthy I will not be jumping up and down or posting boastings of my "hit" as others do. I did on one occasion on another thread but did not feel elated by it. Also my 2012 prediction(I prefer prophetic vision ) is still listed. Like I've said before my visions are not usually positive so I keep alot to myself. I don't know if you too have many visions (I'm an intuitive with second sight and deja vu )often but if you do you may understand me somewhat.
 
Well I think my prediction will be proven one way or another. I stand by what I have written and if I am wrong on many or all then I will be happy with that. If one or any more come to be of any significance or news worthy I will not be jumping up and down or posting boastings of my "hit" as others do. I did on one occasion on another thread but did not feel elated by it. Also my 2012 prediction(I prefer prophetic vision ) is still listed. Like I've said before my visions are not usually positive so I keep alot to myself. I don't know if you too have many visions (I'm an intuitive with second sight and deja vu )often but if you do you may understand me somewhat.

In other words you do not count your misses. Confirmation bias. Tell me what the prediction is.
 
If one or any more come to be of any significance or news worthy I will not be jumping up and down or posting boastings of my "hit" as others do.
As there is a roughly even chance of a magnitude 7 or greater earthquake occuring on one of the 20 days covered by your 4 dates (plus or minus 2 days) in 2012, a single hit would be nothing to jump up and down about. A hit in at least 3 of your 5-day periods would be required before there was any good reason to think your prediction rate might be significantly better than chance, and that it would be worth seeing if you can replicate that success rate next year.
 
thanks

As there is a roughly even chance of a magnitude 7 or greater earthquake occuring on one of the 20 days covered by your 4 dates (plus or minus 2 days) in 2012, a single hit would be nothing to jump up and down about. A hit in at least 3 of your 5-day periods would be required before there was any good reason to think your prediction rate might be significantly better than chance, and that it would be worth seeing if you can replicate that success rate next year.
I didn't even consider what a mathmatical hit percentage would be viable for any type of conformation on this site. Nor does it matter to me really but I appreciate the effort. As for next year the closer it gets the possiblity of a vision occuring to me of any sort would still have to be a moving and/or compelling event for me to want to share. I have had several(which I am sure you have too) that I have not shared , mostly because I do not sit at my pc as much as I used to.
 
I didn't even consider what a mathmatical hit percentage would be viable for any type of conformation on this site. Nor does it matter to me really
It doesn't matter to you whether or not you can successfully predict earthquakes? Then why do it, let alone post those predictions here?

As for next year the closer it gets the possiblity of a vision occuring to me of any sort would still have to be a moving and/or compelling event for me to want to share.
You've already shared your earthquake predictions for next year, in post #1.
 
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It doesn't matter to you whether or not you can successfully predict earthquakes? Then why do it, let alone post those predictions here?


You've already shared your earthquake predictions for next year, in post #1.
Your right. I was giving my self as is. I have no idea what the outcome will be and had not shared before in a public forum.
 

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