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La Bise

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  1. All quotes are from MB, the post number is just above. My comments are in Italics.

    #58

    "I could be proved wrong, but I cannot see how this forecast will not come to pass. If this forecast is not closely fulfilled, I shall spend an awful long time probably trying to work out where it all went wrong!

    If my level of expectation of the 12 Nov ’10 prediction was say 75% positive; my expectation for this forecast is considerably higher.

    So here it is folks, the Great North Sea Storm of 2011 that should (if it happens) go down in history"

    Not much wriggle room in term of the forecast

    #64

    If you like, I deal in the underlying constituent waveforms that when combined produce the weather. The constituent waveforms are very easy to predict and if one knows the “weight†of each of their influence on the end product when combined, it is relatively easy to predict the “chaotic†composite waveform.

    Nothing that I will write will be new. It has been known for aeons; how do I know that? Well there are clues everywhere. For example, every time I look at my watch I am reminded. Only someone who had an intimate knowledge of how nature works would divide the day into 24 equal divisions, why didn’t they choose 22 or 20? They chose 24 for a specific reason. Also, why does the watch face only have 12 divisions, why not 24? One can come up with theories all day long, but there is only one right answer and that answer can only be provided by those that have an intimate understanding of how Nature unravels. Please don’t get me wrong, I am still learning and not speaking from any lofty position.

    Take one on the theory behind the forecast. Answer is available to some initiates, the 24h division of the day put forward by the Egyptians aquire a mystical symbolism. I suggest to google "Circadian cycle" to understand the significance of 24. Basic science.

    #83

    Well the ancients for example built the Great Pyramid of Giza and we still don’t know how they did it.

    Complete dog biscuits, we know perfectly well how they built it, it's not rocket science to pile up stones.

    In answer to your questions, everything that happens within the Earth’s atmosphere (ie: weather, lottery numbers, the financial markets, wars, the twists and turns of one’s life) is wholly predictable; nothing is chaotic.

    Just as it says on the tin! Let's happily put forward insane notions, all you need is enough "open minded" people and off you go...

    Without going too much off in a tangent, the validity of this assertion can never be accepted/understood if one observes Nature from the point of view of the third dimension; one needs to raise one’s level of consciousness to see the unravelling of Nature from a higher dimension, such as the fourth. It’s a bit like a garden 10ft high hedge maze, it’s easier to find your way out if you could see it from a live real time camera giving you a bird’s eye view from above.

    More of it.

    In my view, the enlightened ancients may not have had Sky HD 3D TV’s, mobile i phones or the internet; but they didn’t need any of that, they used much faster and better means of communicating (and most importantly, gathering understanding of Natures Laws). What we have now is a “crystal set†version of what they had at their disposal. I believe, we have it too, but we have lost the art of using it.

    And another layer on top of it...An ancient civilisation with means of communications of such advanced nature our current setup is a mere toy...

    I was talking to a friend yesterday about what if the forecast does not come good; in such a scenario, it would open the door to hopefully seeing the even longer cycles within Nature. However, as I have said in the video, I cannot see how the forecast cannot come to pass near to what has been forecasted. One of the “checks†I referred to in #59 was the storm we had on 10 March 2008; that happened via the same “methodâ€, that was one “validation†of the 1-5 Feb 2011 forecast.

    Still pretty certain although an element of doubt has been introduced, something that has steadily crept into MB posts upon realising his forecast is not going to pass. Going for the sympathy vote, a bit of drizzle and a breeze will have enough people "convinced" there is some validity in that "theory".

  2. Do I detect a note of sarcasm here?

    I do not think you actually read his initial posts (or his posts on other forums) or you wouldn't be so rude about his methods. Besides, what you have just posted only proves my point that MB is speaking heresy as far as some are concerned.

    What cannot be understood is ridiculed, it's been happening for centuries.

    I have actually read his initial posts, you clearly haven't because what is mentionned in my piece above is something MB has come up himself. At least I'm glad you detected the sarcasm in my post...I wish you were equally good at distinguishing between open mindedness and open mouthed gullibitliy...

    To preserve certain egos, let’s hope no one comes up with any alternative/better methods for forecasting the weather. Yes, let’s keep the current method and continue to witness enormous human loss and suffering around the globe each year through adverse weather (that was never forecasted in sufficient time to properly warn people). Afterall, what is the value of a few thousand lives around the globe each year, compared to the value we place in the protection of our egos?

    Usual martyr syndrome, another one...

  3. I get the feeling here that some posters really want MB's forecast to fail because should it prove close to the mark, it would seriously undermine conventional forecasting methods. We are looking at a radical departure from accepted ideas on how atmospheric systems come about, that's kind of heretical to some folk unfortunately

    It would undermine the very understanding of our universe, rewrite history, most probably make a mockery of a number of fundamental laws of physic (wild guess here...) as MB makes it quite clear, in his initials posts on here that his method is one that has been passed on by an ancient civilisation that had means of communications far surpassing ours, an intimate knowledge of nature far surpassing ours and that in order to gather that knowledge you need to attain a kind of higher sphere of consciousness, possibly through some kind of time travel method (assuming when he talks about 4thd dimension, it is the intended popular convention about time being the 4th dimension).

    MB would be, on Netweather and a few other selected websites, basically overthrow the very fundament of our civilisation. We're not talking about some guy who think some factors not yet recognised by the dreaded drones of meteorological academia do have an influence on our weather, we're talking about someone on the brink of offering a first proof towards something of cosmic grandeur...

    Or he is just a very naughty boy... :D

  4. I do understand chaos theory is not there to explain away what we do not understand but rather as a solid mathematical proposition that has application in many fields, meteorology being a prime example of a chaotic system, one we have been observing for a while. The notion that it an entirely predictable system is one that refutes the most basic tenets of mathematics, physics and a whole batch of other -ics...

    MB certainly has claimed earlier in the thread that ALL events within our atmosphere are predictable, his first tentative steps were on the markets so he said. It's all on his thread unless some editing has taken place. In order to do so, you need to gather a forgotten ancient knowledge that allowed our ancestors to have an all encompassing understanding of Nature (N capital, important) which has you taking an overview as if moving across a yet to be defined 4th dimension. Maybe MB is a time traveller...?

    PS I rather go up there alive, just a few more thousands to save... :whistling:

  5. At no point in my post do I advocate passive observation, it's merely a comment on the nature of chaos and the dangers to pretend that some mysterious force/pattern underpins our lives and all events on Earth and make them as predictable as the consequences of eating a dodgy kebab...Ultimately, MB meta-theory is that ALL events on our planets are predictable thanks to the method he studies. Are you intellectually at ease with that notion?

    I think it would prove rather more complicated to disprove what MB says than you think, in fact I would say it's practically impossible, no one has managed to disprove the existence of God and indeed most religious beliefs.

    PS We only sparkle for a short time btw...Near infinity is for the universe, not us...8)

  6. Plenty have tried to set up shop and dispense alternative forecasts, against the dreaded "establishement", so far no one has become rich with it. Maybe because the men in black have silenced them, most probably because they never managed to do so in a convincing manner.

    You posit something which is essentially at odds with our understanding of the atmosphere, that there are not only cycles of which most climatologists are aware but also further and much more specific repetitions that allow anyone with an ad-hoc methodology to forecast at will days, weeks, months or indeed years in advance. You have given glimpses of your method which seems to be based on ancient knowledge at a time when humanity seemed to have an understanding that goes beyond ours. When you consider how unreliable evidence from our ancient past can be, how much of it is rich in figurative symbolism, riddled with misinterprations of phaenomea not yet understood and how much we apply our own intepretation of the event, the whole approach seems extremely suspect... (see "Ancient Astronauts" for a good example on how figurative art can seem to represent modern day UFOs when it does nothing of the sort).

    Chaos is the only ruler of our universe, within it there is a modicum of order but essentialy, the nature of the cosmos, life on our planet and indeed our own lives is of a chaotic nature, myriads of possibilities lie ahed in the future and anything from the tiniest detail to catastrophic events will influence the flux of the space-time continuum (or rather the flux we are aware of within our sensory limitations). To claim you see patterns and indeed being able to wholly predict events of any kind has precious little to do with reality as we understand it and dwelve deep into mysticism. As we are mortal creatures blessed (or doomed) with the awareness of our finite lifespan, we seek patterns, order, evidence of an intelligence behind the chaos, to allievate our fears. We do so because it who we are, pattern seekers yet if you were to take a step back and cooly examine the situation, the conclusion would always be that we are mere sparkles in a near infinite sea of light and pretending to hold answers is the mere wish of a distraught kid unable to accept what we are, sentient animals who are born, live and die, like all life...

    Which leads us back to the weather, probalistic forecast is the best we can do and is likely to remain the same for a long time if forever. We can speculate rather well on broad trends but pinpointing a particular event in the future is like gambling on horses.

    Sorry, got a cold, does funny things with my head... :whistling:

  7. Paul, Corbyn tells people exactly what they want to hear and make them feel a million dollar because he will pander to their ego: you think for yourself, don't listen to that rubbish coming from the "Elites", you'll know better if you are willing to listen to me, you're right about it being a tax scam by the left etc, etc

    There's one born every minute too... :whistling:

  8. I do seem to remember you mentionning a global communist plot as well, through the UN possibly? Everybody is corrupt, the elites are a mafia and only you and a few select friends are pure enough to fight against it...

    Complete utter car crash of a thread really, great fun to read mind...

  9. An excellent idea. I would suggest to actually close the "Tech" thread so that any high level posts can appear on thew new "Restricted" thread instead.

    Another idea would be to keep membership open, adding new members if and when required, the "Normal" model thread could be seen as a testing ground so that other valuable posters can prove themselves before being "promoted".

    The Model thread is the flagship of the forum, it would be nice to think everybody's opinion is welcome and of equal standing but the reality is quite different.

    No hidden agenda btw, I'll never be part of that thread and rarely if ever contribute as I do not think my musings are worth the pixel they are written on when it comes to model intrepretation. A modest attitude that I encourage others to adopt, if it's to read another "18Z shows mega cold at T384, winter is back" followed 6 hours later by "0z is showing mild at T384, winter is over", well...:rolleyes:

  10. A couple of points:

    - None of the models do come with a 100% guaranteed hit rate, they are speculative scenarios. Very few if any forecasters issue a 100% guaranteed forcecast. MB has and has also pointed out the margin of error he allows himself is tiny. Very bold of him and on that aspect, he has clarified things a lot. The verification of his February forecast will need to be extremely close to his forecast to verify, by HIS own conditions. If that canard that nasty sceptics are giving him a hard time could be dropped now, ta very much...

    - MB has no commercial interest in his method, as he has stated many times already so any notion he is keeping it for himself as he has to earn a living is not really relevant. Which begs the question why so much secrecy? A broad outline would suffice really, one that makes a bit more sense than what has been said previously.

    I do suspect MB has actually sterner test conditions for his experiment than a number of people who would be quite happy and have indeed been quite happy to give the thumbs up to his method despite notable failings. It is a well known effect of the human brain, our capacity to blank out what does not tie up with our convictions in order to highlight what does. You only have to look at the money been made by astrologists and their haphazard, vague and banal predictions...

  11. Excellent comment Paul.

    I'm expecting nothing less than a spot-on forecast, the man himself said he was nearly 100% sure about it, as he had lots more control variables to verify. It's all written on this thread, including the much more recent lowering of expectations when faced with a bit of probing. I've given up on having an explanation being given, it's quite clear nothing will be said aside some gnomic utterances which I'm not even convinced are actual clues.

    I wish people would stop confusing a desire to understand what seems to be outright quackery (do any of you really believe all events on Earth can be predicted, from a persepctive of the "fouth dimension" thank to some "ancient wisdom"...?) with being close-minded and unreceptive.... Do not confuse "open minded" with "gullible". I'm open minded to new ideas, I find RJS comments about his method very interesting and it's clear he has worked a lot on it, testing it and accumulating material. I'll leave to others to analyse it and declare it good/bad.

    Anyhow, stil interested to see how that forecast pans out

  12. On the contrary, when you claim to hold a method that has the potential to basically predict anything that can happen on Earth, you better lay down a few cards rather than some gnomic utterances about the fourth dimension and ancient wisdom. That could enable others to conduct their own experiments incidentally.

    Open knowledge and all that...

  13. I do find the idea that only a book would give Method X the thorough explanation it deserves quite puzzling in this day and age unless it is seen as an hommage to the great elders who had no need for such modern tools as the internet where entire lives are published nevermind books... :whistling:

    Anyhow, this is beginning to sound more and more like some strange excercise in hooking an audience then coming up with the most arcane utterings you can think of thus keeping everyone on tenderhooks as to what is behind it. The very precise forecast, 100% accurate or thereabouts according to the man himself, could prove to be a red herring, if not too far from reality, enough will believe there is something rather than just a bit of clever statistical gambling.

    Anyhow, we shall see... :closedeyes:

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