Reality shift (time/event bump) just ahead

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Reality shift (time/event bump) just ahead

Postby seemslikeadream » Sat Oct 03, 2009 7:47 pm

Urgent Web Bot Update Ref: 10/25

The following in from Clif at www.halfpasthuman.com on Saturday - changes somewhat our expectation for the way things will be working out both in markets and in the defense world over the next month:

"Heads up! Reality Change Ahead!

in running our MOM (model of modelspace) cleanup of the lexicon prior to tuning, it became apparent that October 25 turn in emotions globally will be dominated by a [lock down/implosion] of the [planetary financial/banking system]. The data suggests that such things a [currency trading] and [commodities trading] as well as many other [digital trading forms] will be [suspended]. Some will never resume, or if they do, they will be in entirely different forms. There may be a [banking lock up] in many countries emanating from the USofA outward. There may be [inter bank lock downs] in which [central banks] and [wealth storage clearing houses] will not be able to function. There are data sets suggesting that the rapid shift into building tension language on the 25th originates from and is propelled by the [financial system implosion] that then morphs over into [dollar rejected by all] a mere 10/ten days (more or less) later. There may be shut downs of all kinds of banking activity within the USofA and the rest of the anglosphere.

The [sudden/urgent travel] of the [administration (obama et al) minions] in early November, under this MOM background load shows up as being about [desperately trying] to get the rest of the [planet] to [loan] the actual [resources/wealth] to [restart] the [USofA banking system].

This MOM data set can be wrong in a way that the larger modelspace can not. The MOM set is so small that if it is wrong it is usually widely so. However, the data sets here are so focused, and bring in such crisp emotional shifts relative to the same days (10-25-2009), that it made sense to prepare this note.

If correct, this is the beginning of "The Big One" relative to the dollar and the central banking system. Everything else in the modern world depends on this structure...so it will be a big one throughout all of the social infrastructure.

If MOM is correct, then the [dollar death] will be way more dramatic and waaaay shorter than i had first thought. MOM is showing very dramatic language shifts (albeit against a much smaller background) for not only October 25, but also in a very sharp crocodile tooth pattern from November 4 through December 10th indicating a very very emotionally choppy time.

So, heads up! Reality shift (time/event bump) just ahead. If MOM is correct, there will be some additional levels of [visibility] on October 10th through the 15th that will put a focus on the 'trigger' that will show on October 25th and beyond.

Masa Katsu! Pie up now, panic later.

clif and cathy and igor.

The usual caveats here - doesn't mean, for example that war between Iran and Israel won't happen, it just means if it does (which is may anyway) it will be so far down the food chain as to pale in terms of personal impact.

If you didn't have anything else to do this weekend, you might be pondering: "How could I survive - and for how long - if there were market suspensions, hold-ups of executions of electronic transactions and all the other things other countries have gone through when faced with calamitous financial events? Refer to any Argentinean or Icelander who's been there... Sure means out earlier piece this morning may be closer to the mark than comfortable....

Waiting for Black Monday

Maybe it will be this coming Monday - or maybe one after that - but the forces which have been building as this 'bounce from the first leg down' in the market continue to evolve, I can tell you the absolute last place I'd have money today would be in stocks. I spent part of Friday working on the subscriber report (www.peoplenomics.com) for this weekend and the Dow still appears to be higher - by a factor of more than two - than competing investments. Lots of myths and 'old sayings' from that period which will be reviewed in Sunday's report. But most stem from common sense - you can't live high on borrowed money forever - yet with a continuing balance of payments deficit, a moronic mantra like 'strong dollar' and an increasing lag in manufacturing, the American dream stands on the precipice of becoming the American nightmare. Such is the stuff of economic tipping points.



Speaking of which, time for your Saturday morning count of banks to go down:

Southern Colorado National Bank
Jennings State Bank
Warren Bank

Only 10 branches, so just 3,726 branches have been reorg'ed since IndyMac in May of last year. That's not so bad, is it?



The good news - if there's any to be read if one takes off the rose-colored glasses about this economy - is few and far between. September payrolls dropped 263,000 jobs and given that the cash for clunkers is over, auto sales tumbled and on and on goes bummer headline after bummer headline.



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On the Edge with Max Keiser - 02 October 2009 -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MFMK9uHm5gE

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U6SINDNGC88
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Postby slomo » Sat Oct 03, 2009 8:05 pm

How often have those guys at Half Past really been right?
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Postby ninakat » Sun Oct 04, 2009 12:27 am

Fool me once....
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Postby Iamwhomiam » Sun Oct 04, 2009 12:48 am

Hmmm....

"To purchase with a check or money order, send EMAIL address and check/mo for $10 payable to:

Tenax

4305 Biscay St NW

Olympia WA 98502."


Yeah, their worried alright.
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Postby ninakat » Sun Oct 04, 2009 12:59 am

for reference, here's my posting from last December which reveals just how prescient (not!) the webbots were in '08:

http://www.rigorousintuition.ca/board/v ... 434#235434
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Postby Nordic » Sun Oct 04, 2009 4:12 am

Ha! I don't need a damn webbot to tell you that this month is gonna be a doozy.

Starting on Monday ....

BTW I just had to sell most of my precious metals to avoid living in my car.

So you can expect the price of them to now rocket heavenward, just because, well, God hates me this year.
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Postby FreeLancer » Sun Oct 04, 2009 12:15 pm

I see they're still shilling for the apocalypse. Let's see- last year I recall them saying that world leaders were gonna start just disappearing into thin air. Just poof! A mysterious otherworldly source was gonna suck them up. Alas, it never happened. What a joke.
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Postby slomo » Sun Oct 04, 2009 1:46 pm



I have never been able to verify any coherent methodology behind Timewave Zero. I say this as a person who is highly trained in advanced mathematics, and also who believes in a fair amount of woo.
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Postby Wombaticus Rex » Sun Oct 04, 2009 1:57 pm

Timewave Zero was abandoned by it's creator. "Autopsy for a Mathematical Hallucination" by Matthew Watkins had an introduction from McKenna himself.

The fact TWZ gets brought up so often as support for 2012 effluvia is very telling.
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Postby happenstance » Sun Oct 04, 2009 2:33 pm

Wombaticus Rex wrote:Timewave Zero was abandoned by it's creator. "Autopsy for a Mathematical Hallucination" by Matthew Watkins had an introduction from McKenna himself.

The fact TWZ gets brought up so often as support for 2012 effluvia is very telling.


Have heard Terrence say things like "I'm either Newton or a quack. There is no in between with this. We will see."

But I've never heard him abandon it in an official statement. Got a quote?
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Postby seemslikeadream » Sun Oct 04, 2009 2:34 pm

Thanks everyone for your thoughts on the Webbots, I am still extremely worried about the end of October, and that concern is just not from reading the bots. If things don't start blowing up at the end of the month at least I will have cash on hand and lots of can food and the freezer is full.
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Postby Wombaticus Rex » Sun Oct 04, 2009 2:49 pm

happenstance wrote:
Wombaticus Rex wrote:Timewave Zero was abandoned by it's creator. "Autopsy for a Mathematical Hallucination" by Matthew Watkins had an introduction from McKenna himself.

The fact TWZ gets brought up so often as support for 2012 effluvia is very telling.


Have heard Terrence say things like "I'm either Newton or a quack. There is no in between with this. We will see."

But I've never heard him abandon it in an official statement. Got a quote?


"Recently, while in Mexico at the classic Maya site of Palenque, I made the aquaintance of a young British mathematician and psychokinesiologist named Matthew Watkins. Watkins offered the strongest and most interesting critique of the timewave and the assumptions of its construction yet made. Watkins is confident that he has condensed the theory of the timewave into a formula (given below) and is further convinced that there is no rational basis for assuming that the timewave represents the fluctuation of any quantity which can be meaningfully understood as "novelty". Here in Watkins' own words is his formula and his objection:"

http://www.fourmilab.ch/rpkp/autopsy.html


^^And you're right...that's not really an official statement that he abandoned it. I think he was very aware that, right or wrong, a lot of people wanted to book him to speak about it...so maybe he wasn't too eager to end that gig.

(Not speaking ill of the dead, I do love the man, just being realistic about human nature.)
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Postby Wombaticus Rex » Sun Oct 04, 2009 2:58 pm

Is it absurd that I trust rotten.com more than wikipedia? Perhaps so...

In the end, Terence McKenna became an aggressive evangelist for the Time Wave, which many people found interesting but which lacked the intellectual weight of the theories propounded in "Food of the Gods."

McKenna became increasingly associated with flaky New Agers and UFO cult-style views, which never bothered him in the least. He lectured on these topics regularly until his death in 2000.

He was a vocal critic of modern society, and often delivered scathing rebukes against the numbing effects of television and the repression of individual spirtual expression. He also saw a lethargy settling over the minds of the masses, encouraged by the powers that be: "We are so much the victims of abstraction that with the Earth in flames we can barely rouse ourselves to wander across the room and look at the thermostat."


http://www.rotten.com/library/bio/mad-s ... e-mckenna/

It's a remarkably thorough, respectful bio, I recommend it even for those of us familiar enough with the man's life.
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Postby Forgetting2 » Sun Oct 04, 2009 5:58 pm

I know only very generally about the web bot concepts, though when I read their summary there is much which sounds generally familiar to what I believe we are heading toward. Although stuff like a global rejection of the dollar on a ten day time frame seems pretty woo to me. The dollar will fall, for various reasons, but putting dates like that on it seems like sensationalizing even beyond what will be IMO one of the most sensational (not in a good way) few years/decade humanity has seen

On the other hand, Iceland went down in a heartbeat…

Web bots just feels like doom porn to me. They’re saying something I believe to be true, but giving me an exaggerated version of it based on what appears to be the shakiest of statistical gobbledygook.

The Automatic Earth site has been pretty right about the economic trends going back a couple years and they're calling the end of the current sucker's rally. Convincingly so, IMO. And this crash should be much deeper and nastier than anything seen before. Of course there are others in this camp like Celente, Mish, Denninger, Prechter, and so on, but TAE seems to have a more comprehensive and realistic take. They even go so far as to predict an event which will serve as a trigger (perhaps that is only the opinion of Stoneleigh there), though they resolutely refuse and will not allow speculation on their board on what might be the cause of, or what may be the intention of, a triggering event. In short, Oct. should be quite a ride, but then again, maybe it’ll be Nov. In any case I’d be surprised if things hadn’t come to a head by Jan.

And then again, TAE links to Ure on their site…

I feel TPTB are at least somewhat aware of the dynamics of this crash, as much as is possible, and intend to provide their own triggering event and to take control of the decent, although they may overestimate their own powers over such an unprecedented free fall. The fall may be entirely uncontrollable by any human design, again IMO, FWIW, and so on...

Random thought: Web bots sounds like a cool idea for a kid's breakfast cereal.

Nordic: I’m of the opinion the price of gold will drop at the beginning of the next tide of the great de-leveraging, but will shoot up afterwards.

Seems: I’ve got a bad feeling about Oct., and have made various preparations, which will be wholly insufficient in the long run. I’m afraid I’ve come to the realization of collapse too late in life and become too dependent on this system to do anything but to go down with it. C’est la vie. I just hope to have enough booze on hand.
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