With the numerious prediction popping up everywhere..how can someone identify th

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  1. sir_tallest profile image58
    sir_tallestposted 12 years ago

    With the numerious prediction popping up everywhere..how can someone identify the truth from the lie

  2. Wealthmadehealthy profile image60
    Wealthmadehealthyposted 12 years ago

    The answers all are seeking are Written in a Book called the Bible.  This is the only place you will find the Truth.  All are misguided as they look to man for the answers.  Look to the only place which has accurately predicted every event happening today and will happen tomorrow.

  3. Dave Mathews profile image60
    Dave Mathewsposted 12 years ago

    Believe NONE, for they all come from your fellow man, and no man has the truth for our future.

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    CalLightmanposted 12 years ago

    This is a tough one. But lets try. One good way is to establish what was the thaught process of a person making a prediction that lead him/her to say all those things.

    If the thaught process is not consistent with logic, established nature laws (within bounds of their applicability) and plain common sense than you should just disregard what they say and flag them as attention seeking individuals.

    Serious and intelligent people have a solid reasoning that doesn't sound like a science fiction writters brainstorming session.

    So in short: check facts, chech thaught process. If anything misses here than it's bs.

    Hope that helps.

  5. Apostle Jack profile image60
    Apostle Jackposted 12 years ago

    It will happen if it is true,and it won't if it is false.Sometime you have to wait and watch the process and where it came from.

  6. LeisureLife profile image68
    LeisureLifeposted 12 years ago
  7. profile image0
    tjf4x4inposted 12 years ago

    If it is a prediction made by someone claiming to be a profit or who has received this knowledge from something other than the scientific method I would not believe them. If the prediction is based on logic and hard evidence then it may be plausable.

  8. edhan profile image38
    edhanposted 12 years ago

    If you follow the trail of prediction, there should be some findings of truth that indicates the source of information. While others are just be fabricated. Ask yourself where is the source of info this prediction is coming from.

  9. ZxRed profile image88
    ZxRedposted 12 years ago

    We must know the standard of what is truth for us to know what truth really is. There is a standard of truth. There is an absolute truth.

  10. Shahid Bukhari profile image61
    Shahid Bukhariposted 12 years ago

    If you don't Believe, the closest I can say, is, that
    "Truth, as Idea, or Action, is Closest to the Natural" ...

    Fallacies ... are Concoctions ... you read about in the 1000 page Memoirs ... written by such as Kissingers ... about 100 days in an office ... in Rationally Justifying the Unnatural Actions !

  11. nightwork4 profile image60
    nightwork4posted 12 years ago

    they are all lies. why do people ever think predictions are trus is what bothers me. it just shows how easy religion can brainwash people. scary is what it is but religion will continue and the brainwashing will just keep going.

 
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