You heed Camping. After his prophecy went poof, the 89-year-old minister went on his California radio show, said there was a “spiritual” judgment May 21 and revealed the world would definitely conclude its business Oct. 21.
Likewise, the computer simulators are ever revising content, rearranging old prognostications to comply with past reality and telling us that if not all transpired exactly as they originally said, stay tuned. It will next time.
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Haha.. alarmists have it over Camping..
Camping changes the date of the Rapture, alarmists would tell us that the lack of a Rapture on a particular date is consistent with their theory, that it was worse than first thought, and that it is going to be even worse when the next Rapture happens!
Can you offer a few examples of this?
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http://tinyurl.com/3qf7s4r
That’s interesting. A lot more accusations.
Deadman, can you offer any examples of old models that failed to predict being revised? There could be only a tiny few if any, since the entire exercise is so new.
But are there any? Who, where, when? (No, Alex Jones is not a climate modeler, so I don’t think he counts.)
It’s been a constant theme, when alarmists are called out for past incorrect doomsday forecasts, for them to state that the models are much better now. So now when they predict doomsday, it’s really, really going to happen.
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