#failed predictions

[creature-wizard]

There has been a great spiritual awakening globally. This is a hard earn Truth about spiritual war which must to come. It's important my fellow you hold unto what serve you best and remember to talk to your dead one's who have travel to the great beyond. Talking to them is not a Sin oh you christian. Truth about this is, the dead can't lie rather the give true answers to whatever questions asked and also help in providing solutions if properly conjure. This is Pure POWER and WISDOM.

Sliding past the fact that I have never once said necromancy is a sin (as I am not Christian, I don't believe anything is "sin," per se), going by the spirit channelers I've been observing for years, this war you're talking about was supposed to have been won already. Like they were saying it was already won back in 2022. We were supposed to be in the utopian new age right now.

And not just that, but all big apocalyptic predictions like this ever have been wrong. Each and every one of them. Even ones by people just as certain as you are right now.

Everyone making these kinds of predictions always thinks they're special and unique from the rest. They think they've got the right techniques, the right mindset, the right beliefs, whatever. But each and every one of them is shown to be wrong, each and every time.

[lizardsfromspace]

I found a upload of the early 90s paranormal show Sightings on Youtube & in this episode some guy articulated his theory about how the world would end on May 5th, 2000 because the ice caps would grow too much ice and when the planets align the gravity would make Earth too heavy with glaciers that it would tip over (from all that excess ice we were accruing in 2000)

[creature-wizard]

Remember when New Agers said that we were going to have quantum healing beds ("med beds") that would fix all of our health problems by now? Because I sure do. These things were supposed to be fully rolled out and implemented by now and everybody was supposed to have free access to them.

That's New Age predictions for you, though. The big changes are always just on the horizon, but they never manifest. They just keep hovering on a little further ahead, like a glittering mirage in a hot desert. Some folks catch on and turn away to find something real, but others keep following the mirage until they die.

[creature-wizard]

How do new agers explain it when the final ascension or nibiru or whatever doesn't happen when their channeled messages say it will?

Basically the same way anybody else does? Stuff like...

"Actually we miscalculated, the real date is-"

"There was a divine change of plans!"

"The Event has been delayed to give the unbelievers more time."

"The Event has been delayed because the believers misbehaved."

"Actually it's happening right now, it's just taking a little longer than we thought to play out."

"It happened, it's just manifesting in a more subtle way than we expected."

Like, the jargon is different, but there's basically no difference between New Agers and, say, the Evangelicals with their many failed predictions.

[sohannabarberaesque]

What would make George Jetson happy with this kind of car: Such not only being able to fly, but also have a hydrofoil component

[fun-on-uh-bun]

Time Magazine in 1997 - "Kids of the future are gonna HATE vaping!"

[tomorrowusa]

2018: The Year in False Prophesies and Failed Predictions | Right Wing Watch

2018 was a year in which right-wing pundits and self-proclaimed

A bunch of people on the right of the political spectrum were predicting a “red tsunami” on Election Day last November. Remarkably, some of them are still being taken seriously. 🤥

As Nancy Pelosi prepares to become House Speaker on January 3rd, enjoy these failed predictions about the midterm elections and other things from 2018.

Goofy predictions often make the news or get circulated in social media. But those same outlets rarely report when these predictions don’t materialize.

The next time somebody sends you a wacky new right wing prediction or conspiracy theory, ask them about Kim Jong-un converting to Christianity (fundamentalist -- of course!) or how many days the coup by the “deep state”  against Trump is overdue since it was specifically predicted by Lance Wallnau last spring.

[jtfoz]

I would be an Environmentalist, but.....

I would be an Environmentalist, but…..

It’s now the 48th anniversary of Earth Day, and a good time to ask the question. How accurate were the predictions made around the time of the first Earth Day in 1970? The answer: “The prophets of doom were not simply wrong, but spectacularly wrong,” According to Ronald Bailey (award-winning science correspondent) in the May 2000 issue of Reason Magazine . Full article at WUWT. Is it any…

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