Does god exist?

[MikeG]

...... I have made it very, very clear, that because people have ignored me, not made me known, hardly spoken about me, for 2 years, people now have less than 2 months on this planet, before I leave and destroy everything and it is judgement day..........

You have your opportunity to do something about this.......

I hope people got as far as this. He's going to kill us all, and destroy the planet, within 2 months. That's a bit of a shame, because I had plans for this summer. Ho hum.

 

[Dave Rogers]

Now... I have made it very, very clear, that because people have ignored me, not made me known, hardly spoken about me, for 2 years, people now have less than 2 months on this planet, before I leave and destroy everything and it is judgement day.

Well then, come back on May 27th and explain to us why we still exist.

Dave

 

[Pixel42]

So not a Dunning-Kruger, then, just a numerology crackpot. Oh well.

 

[Porpoise of Life]

He's God and he can prove it by adding random numbers together? And if we don't believe him, he's going to murder us?
Another schizophrenic?

 

[ddt]

Jesus *********** wept, what a wall of utter bollocks. Luckily, we've not had any numerology around here for a while, so you may get more patience than this bilge deserves........but be prepared to have your nonsense shredded.

Have you posted this elsewhere?

Is this you?

Did you pick out that video at random or were you just lucky?

There's two terms in that rambling you're probably not familiar with:
Rijkswaterstaat - Dutch government agency responsible for building waterways and roads
GGZ - mental health care network

The long and short I understand of that rambling is that he worked there and his superiors urged him to seek mental health care.

 

[MikeG]

Did you pick out that video at random......

Yep. Lucky? You don't think I watched any of it, do you?

.....GGZ - mental health care network

The long and short I understand of that rambling is........ his superiors urged him to seek mental health care.

Thanks. Hardly a shock.

 

[MikeG]

What always tickles me about numerologists is why they think that their language, their alphabet, and their translation of the bible are the ones god has chosen to conceal his messages within. Why not in the Serbo-Croat version of the bible, or the Cyrillic alphabet, or the pre-King James version of the bible?

The sane amongst us know the answer, but also know that numerologists would simply choose other passages, other words and other arithmetic to come up with the answer they always were going to come up with anyway.

 

[fagin]

I hope people got as far as this. He's going to kill us all, and destroy the planet, within 2 months. That's a bit of a shame, because I had plans for this summer. Ho hum.

I didn't, but as he ended the first section with "Merry CHristmas!" it's likely a copy paste from another post somewhere else, some other time, so we are all dead by now.

Must admit it feels very much like being alive.

Unless he's a bit deluded, which is more likely.

 

[Porpoise of Life]

The latest video is dedicated to our humble forum.

 

[Dave Rogers]

What always tickles me about numerologists is why they think that their language, their alphabet, and their translation of the bible are the ones god has chosen to conceal his messages within. Why not in the Serbo-Croat version of the bible, or the Cyrillic alphabet, or the pre-King James version of the bible?

What amuses me is the opening statement that two arbitrarily chosen digits of the SI value of the speed of light match two arbitrarily chosen digits of pi. To anyone who knows anything at all about irrational numbers, the idea that there's anything notable in that observation is utterly hilarious.

Dave

 

[Dave Rogers]

Oh, and he can't even spell Jon Lord.

Dave

 

[P.J. Denyer]

The latest videos is dedicated to our humble forum.

Shout out to StackOverflow! Shame he misrepresents the conversation by presenting it as talking about mathematics when he was actually claiming the universe had purpose...

 

[Myriad]

What amuses me is the opening statement that two arbitrarily chosen digits of the SI value of the speed of light match two arbitrarily chosen digits of pi. To anyone who knows anything at all about irrational numbers, the idea that there's anything notable in that observation is utterly hilarious.

Dave

Yeah, that's exactly where (and why), as I was reading, I stopped thinking about composing a reasonable reply to the OP.

 

[Hokulele]

I wonder why Triangle=3 and not 5? It's almost as if the numerology rules are applied inconsistently.

 

[Myriad]

Who has the time to count the letter positions in the word 'triangle,' when you're busy stalking an attractive young female performer?

Oh, one last thing. I spent some time chasing this DJ, Miss K8 around. I did. She played in Switzerland, Basel. Following her there, I end up getting the number 38 again on my boarding pass and some other things...

 

[ddt]

What amuses me is the opening statement that two arbitrarily chosen digits of the SI value of the speed of light match two arbitrarily chosen digits of pi. To anyone who knows anything at all about irrational numbers, the idea that there's anything notable in that observation is utterly hilarious.

Dave

The rabbit hole goes deeper:

In mathematics, a normal number is a real number whose infinite sequence of digits in every positive integer base b[1] is distributed uniformly in the sense that each of the b digit values has the same natural density 1/b, also all possible b2 pairs of digits are equally likely with density b−2, all b3 triplets of digits equally likely with density b−3, etc.
[...]
It is widely believed that the (computable) numbers √2, π, and e are normal, but a proof remains elusive.

So, while in theory, an irrational number could not contain the sequence 58 in its decimal expansion, mathematicians widely believe that in the decimal expansion of pi, it occurs with 1/100 frequency, i.e., as often as 12 or 10 or whatever two-digit subsequence.

 

[Dave Rogers]

So, while in theory, an irrational number could not contain the sequence 58 in its decimal expansion, mathematicians widely believe that in the decimal expansion of pi, it occurs with 1/100 frequency, i.e., as often as 12 or 10 or whatever two-digit subsequence.

Which means, if this is true, that at an infinite number of places in the sequence of decimals, pi contains a series of numbers that can be decoded to give the message "Help, I'm trapped in a universe factory."

Dave

 

[Dave Rogers]

I eventually ended up at a workplace, getting into a big fight with some Jewish people, that did not seem to agree with what I said about the money system.

And, of course, it's always about the Jews. Anybody want guess what it was he said about the money system that happened to offend some Jewish people? I suspect I can.

Dave

 

[Porpoise of Life]

Well, since he thinks he's the Messiah, he might have overturned some moneylenders' tables at the temple..
Or more likely, once he found out his co-workers were Jewish, he started ranting at them about how the Jews control the banks and how every Jew in the world is part of some kind of huge conspiracy...
And of course, the fact that they took offence to that just shows how sneaky they are...

 

[Myriad]

Which means, if this is true, that at an infinite number of places in the sequence of decimals, pi contains a series of numbers that can be decoded to give the message "Help, I'm trapped in a universe factory."

Dave

Especially if you get to choose any encoding you wish.

"Pi: it's the entire Babel Library, packaged in one simple convenient geometrical ratio."