A web-bot search engine designed to keep track of intelligence gathering on internet, picked up a possible threat of secret visitor, namely an asteroid 1.2 miles in diameter, that might be heading for earth and if its correct, the date might be 14 April 2013.

On March 19, 2013, the U.S. House Science, Space, and Technology Committee met in a hearing to discuss threats from space. The comment made by the committee ‘If it’s coming in three weeks, pray” have set of an alarm in web-bot systems and this importuning information from the intelligence network process begun to analyze the public responses.


“From the information we have, we don’t know of an asteroid that will threaten the population of the United States. But if it’s coming in three weeks…pray. “

In February 15, a small asteroid exploded over Chelyabinsk, Russia, generating shock waves that shattered windows and injured some 1,500 people. On that same day, asteroid 2012 DA14 made a close pass by Earth, at a scant 17,200 miles (27,700 km) from our world’s surface, closer than some communication satellites

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6 days left huh? Lol.

If individuals can't predict the future, how could a crowd of them using machines networked together (with some of those people creating webpages and putting information on websites) be able to do so?

I don't think you have put much thought into this post.

There are many types of predictions about the future.

For one, there is the announced future... the collection of all projected events that are organized.  I don't think the TV Guide is an Oracle, but it still predicts accurately what will play on TV.

Then there is the events which are uncertain, but projected to happen with a certain degree of certainty.  By listening in to experts in the domain, you can arrive to a certain probability for an event to happen.  When you collect all of the expert opinions with a bot, you can have a probable picture of the future.

Then of course, you have the totally unpredictable, such has certain type of disasters, sudden deaths, etc...  Bots are completely useless for those kind of future events.

It suggests that the whole is greater than its parts -- that a crowd of humans can do wonderful things that individual humans can't do.

Again, this is not thought through.  It's obvious that many minds, many experts weighing in on the same subject will provide a richer, more diverse, broader insight then the contribution of only one of them.  It's obvious!  

 

Well....so much for that.

Although not an asteroid, its coming.

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I just noticed something, after watching this you tube, a new feature Matthew added.  After watching this one, there are a numerous other
youtubes one can click on to see other videos of the same subject.  

Very cool feature, Matthew!

Clif High is a satanist.

Just an interesting tit-bit: (http://english.ruvr.ru/2013_02_15/Urals-meteorite-allegedly-intercepted-by-Russia-s-air-defense/)

Regarding the recent meteor explosion over the Urals:

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According to some reports, the meteor was intercepted by the air defense complex at the Urzhumka village near the Russian city of Chelyabinsk, when a salvo missile allegedly burst the “shooting star” at an altitude of 20 kilometers.

Witnesses reported a sudden change in atmospheric pressure upon the impact that made their ears pop. The space object hit the ground with a tremendous crash that resembled thunder and earthquake, damaging houses in Chelyabinsk and cutting off communications, witnesses say.

Residents of Emanzhilinsk, a town 50 kilometers away from Chelyabinsk, said they saw an object high in the sky that suddenly burst into flames, broke apart and fell to earth. Some people in Chelyabinsk said the air smelt like gunpowder.
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