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Perdicting Earthquakes

Update #1:

1 - Something will happen on March 21st which you don't think is an earthquake and you also don't think will be in California. It will be some kind of purposefully set off explosion. It will be somewhere near the middle of the USA. Somewhere like Ohio, but not necessarily Ohio. It might happen at 6:32 local time, but it might not.

2 - Something will happen on April 19th.


My comments:

As this will be a purposefully set off explosion, we can rule out earthquake. We can also rule out California, as this state is not near the middle of the US.
 
I live in Ohio. Suppose, on March 21st, normal operations are carried out at an Ohio quarry, which involve substantial explosions, set off on purpose and using significant amounts of dynamite. Technically, that qualifies.

Maybe we could qualify it just a little more?
Say, the "event" will be unusual enough to be reported in the newspapers?
 
I live in Ohio. Suppose, on March 21st, normal operations are carried out at an Ohio quarry, which involve substantial explosions, set off on purpose and using significant amounts of dynamite. Technically, that qualifies.

Maybe we could qualify it just a little more?
Say, the "event" will be unusual enough to be reported in the newspapers?
Well, Drew is the only one who can qualify his statement, of course.

But yes, it does sound terribly vague.
 
Update #1: (eta a point I missed)

1 - Something will happen on March 21st which you don't think is an earthquake and you also don't think will be in California. It will be some kind of purposefully set off explosion. It will be somewhere near the middle of the USA. Somewhere like Ohio, but not necessarily Ohio. It might happen at 6:32 local time, but it might not.

2 - Something will happen on April 19th which is directly related to the something that will happen on March 21st


My comments:

As this will be a purposefully set off explosion, we can rule out earthquake. We can also rule out California, as this state is not near the middle of the US.
 
Chran, sorry if what I've said here is too vague. But its all I can really say at the moment. Like I said its kind of like remembering a dream that you had the night before and its starting to fade away. I only get little pieces of info but the thing that always stands out the most are numbers. That's why its easy for me to say that something is going to happen on this date and sometimes I can provide the time. Its hard to provide rock solid details that everyone can plan their lives around.

Like I said before it feels like an explosion that will do a lot of damage and not in a place where it happens all the time like a rock quarry. Sorry to be vague but that's all I have at the moment.

But for some reason I've been thinking about March 13th lately. If I can figure out what it is before the date comes up I'll post it here.
 
1 - An explosion will happen on March 21st somewhere near the middle of the USA. It will be purposefully set off and will do a lot of damage. It will not be in a quarry. It might happen at 6:32 local time.

2 - Something will happen on April 19th which is directly related to the explosion that will happen on March 21st


The only new info you have is that this explosion will not be in a quarry and will do a lot of damage.
 
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Drew, how much damage is "a lot"?

Is 6:32 am or pm?

You also mentioned that you have been thinking about the 13th March. Do you wish to predict something for the 13th March too?
 
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.... perdicted...

So what are the chances is what I'm asking?
You do know the word is PREdicting not PERdicting I hope.

Pre- as in precede.

Per as in maybe some people pronounce it incorrectly and it sounds like perdict but that is an incorrect pronunciation as well as incorrect spelling.

I'm sure it's been mentioned already but the odds of correctly predicting events randomly, even unusual ones while low, are not zero. With 6 billion people on the planet you would expect some people to think of an event before it occurs by chance or coincidence every now and again. Add to that varying degrees of clues leading to some of those predictions and you are likely to see some number of correct predictions by chance alone.
 
Tricky and I comment with subtlety. Sometimes it is missed :) Actually, it is often missed!
 
1 - An explosion will happen on March 21st somewhere near the middle of the USA. It will be purposefully set off and will do a lot of damage. It will not be in a quarry. It might happen at 6:32 local time.

2 - Something will happen on April 19th which is directly related to the explosion that will happen on March 21st


The only new info you have is that this explosion will not be in a quarry and will do a lot of damage.
Bumping for Drew - just wanted to know if you have any further information about this explosion?

It's next week! :)
 
I wish I had more to offer on what might happen. If anything comes to light before the date comes I'll post it here. I also might be off by a couple days because I got this info months ago.

I'm still learning about this whole thing so its very hit and miss.
 
1 - An explosion will happen on March 19th or 20th or 21st or 22nd or 23rd somewhere near the middle of the USA. It will be purposefully set off and will do a lot of damage. It will not be in a quarry. It might happen at 6:32 local time.

2 - Something will happen on April 17th or 18th or 19th or 20th or 21st which is directly related to the explosion that will happen on March 19th or 20th or 21st or 22nd or 23rd.

Updated to take into account your revised dates. You said a couple of days. I added a couple of days either side of both of your dates.
 
Drew, I think Chran was asking if you had any further information to make your prediction less vague, not more.
 
Spektator, I didn't include Drew's date of March 13th because he only said he had been thinking about March 13th lately. He made no prediction for that date so he can't count anything that did or didn't happen on that date as a hit or a miss.
 
There was a March 13th. Everything Drew said about this date has come true.
 
Spektator, I didn't include Drew's date of March 13th because he only said he had been thinking about March 13th lately. He made no prediction for that date so he can't count anything that did or didn't happen on that date as a hit or a miss.

I know, and I wouldn't seriously chide him, but there is a human tendency to remember premonitions that "hit" and to forget and dismiss those that didn't. I know a guy who is absolutely terrified of flying, but he has to fly fairly often. Maybe fifty times over the past years he's gotten so worked up before a flight that he has canceled out at the last minute, unable to force himself to get on the plane because he's sure it will crash. Not a single one so far has crashed...but if he once canceled out on a flight, and the plane crashed, he'd be telling people about his amazing premonition.

If L.A. had experienced a severe quake on the 13th, would Drew have then said, "This must be what I was sensing"? I don't know--my feeling is that it's probable he would have, since that's a very common, very human thing to do.
 

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