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  • Time Traveller  From 2671 Predicts Weird 2023  Videos

    Time Traveller From 2671 Predicts Weird 2023 Videos

    Time travel is an interesting topic. Off and On, we come across information that some have visited the Past or travel into the future. In almost all cases, it proves to be a hoax. In some cases it is difficult to dispense such claims.

    Now we have a Time traveler from 2671 claims certain events will take place.

    I have written quite a few articles on Time travel,Time Traveling,Time Cyclic.

    Time Travel is real and possible at all times.
    Events are taking place, have taken place,will take place at the same time.

    Above is my comment on the Story.

    For an idea into Time ‘Time- a Non-Linear Theory’,please read my blog filed under Time at  www.ramanan50.wordpress.com
    If you take he example of The Exodus,it took place,has taken place ,is taking place now  and will take place, all at the same time.

    This applies any event.
    This can be appreciated if one were to understand that Time/Space is not linear( as believed now Science);and that it is Non-linear and Cyclic.

    As the material is Copyrighted please visit the Link .

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    By: Adam Hadhazy, Life’s Little Mysteries Contributor
    Published: 04/16/2012 12:32 PM EDT on Lifes Little Mysteries

    In this weekly series, Life’s Little Mysteries rates the plausibility of popular science fiction concepts.

    In the first “Back to the Future” movie, all it took to travel through time was 1.21 gigawatts and a flux capacitor (packed into a DeLorean sports car for style points). Despite centuries of dreams and decades of bona fide research, flux capacitors remain beyond our grasp, as do any other time travel-enabling devices.

    http://digg.com/newsbar/topnews/is_time_travel_real_physicists_say_it_happens_all_the_tim

    https://ramanisblog.in/2012/04/20/time-travel-is-confirmed-physicists/
    Time travel
    1941 Time traveler.

    Source. https://ramanisblog.in/2012/04/26/time-traveler-videos-and-analysis/
    According to a self-proclaimed “time-traveller” on TikTok, certain upcoming dates, and one of them is in weeks, will change the world we live in.
    The user took to social media about a week ago to ‘reveal’ the big dates. The TikTok user‘s most recent post urges its 1.2 million followers of two important dates to remember for December 2021.

    The user claimed that the dates to be aware of are December 20 and December 25. Since the Chinese app is banned in India, here is an older video by the same content creator that gives you the gist of it all.
    The post reads: “December 20th – 8 Humans receive super powers from the energy waves of the sun. December 25th (Christmas Day) – Something big will happen on this day that shocks the world, and changes the way humans live forever.”
    In a previous video, the user had claimed that the “big day is remembered for centuries, and changes how humans live. This will 100% prove that I am a real-time traveller, don’t forget the date.”

    The user also added that by the year 2027, countries such as Sweden, Norway, the United Kingdom, and Finland will “unite together, creating a massive powerhouse.”The Tiktoker says the “massive powerhouse” would inspire smaller countries to want to join.

    “Other countries like this idea and this starts a big spark in uniting big nations together,” ThatOneTimeTraveler said. The time-traveller also said that in 2024, a 35,000-year-old bunker will apparently be ”discovered.”The bunker, which would supposedly be located in Argentina, “has many secrets inside of it, such as ancient times, technology, hidden code, and more.”

    A TikTok user claiming to be a “time-traveler” has announced that several upcoming dates, including one in just weeks, will change the course of history. The user shared this information on social media about a week ago, and is now urging their 1.2 million followers to remember two specific dates in December 2021: December 20th and December 25th. The Chinese app being banned in India, an older video from the same creator provides an overview of the claims.

    According to the TikTok user, on December 20th, eight humans will receive superpowers from energy waves emitted by the sun. Then, on December 25th (Christmas Day), something significant will happen that will shock the world and change humanity’s way of life forever. The user claims that the latter event will be remembered for centuries and will confirm their status as a genuine time-traveler.

    The self-proclaimed time-traveler also predicts that, by 2027, countries such as Sweden, Norway, the United Kingdom, and Finland will unite, creating a formidable alliance. This “massive powerhouse,” according to the user, will motivate smaller nations to join, sparking a movement of unification among major nations.

    Furthermore, the TikToker claims that in 2024, a 35,000-year-old bunker will be discovered in Argentina. Inside the bunker, the user alleges that there will be hidden codes, ancient technology, and information about ancient times.

    It is unclear whether these claims are legitimate or simply the product of a creative imagination. However, as always, it is important to approach these kinds of statements with a healthy dose of skepticism and not take them as fact without proper evidence.


    According to a self-proclaimed “time-traveller” on TikTok, certain upcoming dates, and one of them is in weeks, will change the world we live in.
    The user took to social media about a week ago to ‘reveal’ the big dates. The TikTok user‘s most recent post urges its 1.2 million followers of two important dates to remember for December 2021.

    The user claimed that the dates to be aware of are December 20 and December 25. Since the Chinese app is banned in India, here is an older video by the same content creator that gives you the gist of it all.
    The post reads: “December 20th – 8 Humans receive super powers from the energy waves of the sun. December 25th (Christmas Day) – Something big will happen on this day that shocks the world, and changes the way humans live forever.”
    In a previous video, the user had claimed that the “big day is remembered for centuries, and changes how humans live. This will 100% prove that I am a real-time traveller, don’t forget the date.”

    The user also added that by the year 2027, countries such as Sweden, Norway, the United Kingdom, and Finland will “unite together, creating a massive powerhouse.”The Tiktoker says the “massive powerhouse” would inspire smaller countries to want to join.

    “Other countries like this idea and this starts a big spark in uniting big nations together,” ThatOneTimeTraveler said. The time-traveller also said that in 2024, a 35,000-year-old bunker will apparently be ”discovered.”The bunker, which would supposedly be located in Argentina, “has many secrets inside of it, such as ancient times, technology, hidden code, and more.”




    It is unclear whether these claims are legitimate or simply the product of a creative imagination. However, as always, it is important to approach these kinds of statements with a healthy dose of skepticism and not take them as fact without proper evidence.

    Time Traveller prophesies.
    @radianttimetraveler

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    Source.https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.indiatimes.com/amp/trending/human-interest/time-traveller-reveals-dates-that-will-change-the-world-555971.html

    https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/time-travel

    https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_travel_claims_and_urban_legends

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    https://www.nationalgeographic.com/travel/article/will-your-next-trip-be-journey-through-time

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  • Ghost Hand In Self Photo Essay

    A woman has noticed a hand, which was neither hers nor the child’s  in a Photo taken by her.

    Rationalists or the self-important scientists dismiss  this as the mechanism of the brain to look for patterns and brushed it aside.

    To me, the photo appears to be genuine, unless it has been Photoshopped.

    Peaches Geldof, the daughter of Live Aid organizer Bob Geldof,
    Peaches Geldof, the daughter of Live Aid organizer Bob Geldof, Ghost

    To the woman , as the Intelligent say, it might be the pattern of the brain for she is involved.

    But why me, who is not involved and who can see t despite being it is because of the Brain Pattern.

    In Psychological tests and Illusions, where more than one image is in the Picture and you see one, you will see both when you are told so or many a times you can identify them as such.

    If Brain pattern principle is uniform everyone should see it or do not see it.

    Ghost Images.

     

    The story:

    Peaches Geldof, the daughter of Live Aid organizer Bob Geldof, recently took a selfie of herself and her son Astala in the bath.

    But when she looked at her picture, she noticed what looked like a mysterious third party: a translucent hand of what looks like a ghost just above her shoulder.

    Geldof, 24, posted the spooky selfie on Instagram, and believes the haunting hand belongs to the spirit of a woman who committed suicide in her home 100 years ago after delivering a stillborn baby.

    “The house was built in the 1920s by a rich man and his pregnant wife,” Geldorf said, according to the Daily Mail. ” However, his wife had a stillborn baby and was so grief-stricken she went mad. She apparently drowned herself in the bath.”

    Geldof insists that the mystery hand is not hers. She wrote on Instagram:

    Close up shot of the mystery ghost hand in pic I took of Astala and me In the bath!! And no that isn’t my hand — one of mine was round his waist to hold him during the photo, the other holding the camera to take the shot. Also the hand is around my shoulder so totally weird angle if I did it myself!! How terrifying!! I am shitting myself! #haunted #ghost”..

    Whether the bizarre hand-life pattern is really paranormal remains to be seen, but it could just be an example of “pariedolia,” a word that means assigning meaning to patterns that are actually just visual “noise.”

    In 2011, researchers at Northwestern University led by Joel Voss did a study showing that the human brain is wired to look for familiarity and meaning in the most abstract squiggles.

    Here’s why: Our brains automatically identify similar objects and then organize them according to type. That’s why we can look at a baseball cap and a fedora and know right away that both are hats.

    Source:

    http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/12/13/peaches-geldof-ghost_n_4441248.html?utm_hp_ref=weird-news

     

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  • Blogs Influential Than Tweets, Study-Naturally

    A Study reveals that Blogs are more influential tha Tweets and Social Media.

     

    I understand that.

     

    I am of the view that blogs are more detailed, reasoned and informative than Tweets.

     

    Tweets are generally your opinion or impressions to a story or News.

     

    Here you do not the luxury of reasoning out your views.

     

    Tweets and Social media Communications are essentially a communication between a Group or Groups, while blogs target a larger audience.

     

    In Social Media like Facebook, you first express your interest, likes to make people find you.

     

    In Blogs, you leave the material and let the Reader take find you.

     

    Being better reasoned out pieces Blogs tend to have better credibility.

     

    Attention Span is more for a Blog.

     

    I have assumed, in this exercise that Tweets,Social Media Messages, to be good ones.

     

     

    Surprising that in the story WordPress which ,

     

    “WordPress.com users produce about 49.3 million new postsand 50.7 million new comments each month and

     

    Over 378 million people view more than 4.0 Milliarden pages each month.”

     

    doesn’t get mentioned in The Story!

     

    Story:

    Reading the mainstream media you would think the social web started solely comprised of Twitter, and people’s 140 character messages. Any brand not taking part is surely doomed.

    Not so, as new research shows that not only do blogs still have tremendous influence, they actually drive more sales than other forms of social media.

    We saw some evidence of that last week with news that Tumblr now hosts more than 100 million blogs.

    Confirmation comes in the Technocrati 2013 digital influence report. It show that blogs were one of the most trusted forms of online media, with 31% of respondents being influenced to purchase via blogs, the third highest after retail sites (56%) and brand sites (34%). I may be biased, but I’d suggest this rather shows the value of marketers and the brands they represent engaging with relevant high profile bloggers in their field.

    As you can see from the graphics below, Pinterest, Twitter and Instagram, for all the hype around them, rank among the lowest influencers of purchases.

    Online Purchases likely to Influence.
    Online Purchases likely to Influence.

    MediaBistro’s All Twitter blog rightly points out that there is a discrepancy between influence, and what brands spend on social and digital marketing:

    “Budget-wise, brands are spending only 10% on social, more than half of which goes to Facebook (57%). YouTube and Twitter each get 13% of the brand digital budget, while about 6% is spent on influencers and 5% advertising on blogs.”

    While it’s understandable that a bulk of money goes on Facebook, which is still influential, quite clearly some more of that digital marketing budget needs to start swing the way of bloggers and influences – only 11% does so far, despite the clear trust that consumers have for blogs. Brands are spending money to drive likes, and consumers are sharing content, but they are turning to blogs they trust to guide making purchases.

    Customers like to ‘follow’ and ‘like’ brands to keep up to date with them, they very rarely use them to make purchases:

    Why consumers Follow Brands.
    Why consumers Follow Brands.

     

    http://wallblog.co.uk/2013/04/02/blogs-still-more-influential-than-twitter-says-study/

    http://en.wordpress.com/stats/

     

     

     

     

  • Selected Flickr Images Photo Eassy.

    Some popular Images from Flickr.

    Eagle Nebula
    The Eagle Nebula (M16): Peering Into the Pillars of Creation (A nearby star-forming region about 7,000 light years from Earth.), 2008.

    American Soldier with a Joey.
    An American soldier with a joey, 1942 Source: Australian War Memorial Collection / via: flickr.com

    Cambridge. King's College Library (Interior), 1865
    Cambridge. King’s College Library (Interior), 1865. Source: Cornell University Library / via: flickr.com

    Soldier Asleep
    Soldier’s comrades watching him as he sleeps, Thievpal, France, during World War I, 1918. Source: National Library of Scotland / via: flickr.com

    Los Angeles beache
    Los Angeles beaches, date unknown. Source: OSU Special Collections & Archives / via: flickr.com

    A possum and a movie camera,
    A possum and a movie camera, 1943. Source: Australian War Memorial Collection / via: flickr.com

  • Facebook Slipping, ComScore,Alexa.com Studies

    Look at another study by Alexa.com.

    Page view and Page view /viewer is also dropping marginally.

    Bounce rate is down by 4% http://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/facebook.com#

    Search analytic also show a marginal drop.

    Traffic rank for facebook.com:

    Traffic Rank Change
    Yesterday 1 -1 Change in Traffic Rank over the trailing 1 day period (A negative change means the site is getting more popular)
    7 day 2 0
    1 month 2 0
    3 month 2 0

    “Facebook’s U.S. user numbers dwindled in May from April and March, according to data compiled by research firm comScore, in the latest sign that growth may be leveling off at the No. 1 social network.

    Last month, Facebook attracted 158.01 million unique visitors in the United States, edging lower from 158.69 million in April and 158.93 million in March, comScore said.

    Keeping users coming back — or combating fatigue — is crucial for all social media services, analysts say. Facebook is consistently trotting our new features, including the “Timeline” interface rolled out this year, and more are expected with the deal to acquire popular photo-sharing app Instagram.

    ComScore has changed how it counts users, making year-ago comparisons harder. Under its old methods, comScore previously said Facebook had 157.22 million visitors in May 2011, which would make Wednesday’s data a year-on-year increase of just 0.5 percent.

    The changes comScore made generally reduce user numbers, so in an apples-to-apples comparison, user growth would look slightly bigger, a comsScore spokesman said.

    Users spent an average of 380.8 minutes, or more than six hours, on the site in May this year, up slightly from 378.9 minutes in April.

    In April last year, as measured under comScore’s old techniques, users spent 374.9 minutes on the site.

    Facebook was heavily criticized for the handling of its initial public offering in May, and critics have also questioned the efficacy of its ads.

    One oft-cited reason for buying Facebook stock was the company’s rapid growth.

    The company’s shares debuted at $38, but dipped well into the $20s before recovering some ground in recent weeks. On Wednesday shares closed at $31.60, down about 1 percent.

    About two out of five people polled by Reuters and Ipsos Public Affairs said they used Facebook every day. Nearly half of the Facebook users polled spent about the same amount of time on the social network as six months ago.

    (Reporting By Sarah McBride; Editing by Bernard Orr and David Gregorio)”

    http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/06/20/facebooks-unique-visitors-may-2012_n_1613930.html?utm_hp_ref=technology