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Click to view Akralia's profile   25 posts since
Mar 22, 2008

Mar 28, 2008 6:06 AM

Big Change Run Graph. What does it mean?


I have screen shots from the last three days on my flickr. Please view and discuss.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/7781384@N04/?deleted=2367553269
Click to view Sparta247's profile   74 posts since
Mar 15, 2008
1. Mar 28, 2008 8:51 AM in response to: Akralia
Re: Big Change Run Graph. What does it mean?
Wow... I have no idea.
Click to view chaobell's profile   33 posts since
Mar 17, 2008
2. Mar 28, 2008 10:43 AM in response to: Akralia
Re: Big Change Run Graph. What does it mean?
Wow. That kind of doesn't look good. No idea what it means, but it doesn't look good.
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Mar 19, 2008
3. Mar 29, 2008 6:03 PM in response to: Akralia
Re: Big Change Run Graph. Indicates TIME TRAVEL

excellent screen shots; great detective work, Akralia.

i was studying RUN GRAPH some more today; and the wave forms stay low until they PASS 2008 (maybe August 2008),

THEN THEY BACK UP to the start of 2008!

looks like we have an indication that the synchronization involves TIME TRAVEL

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Mar 28, 2008
4. Mar 29, 2008 6:26 PM in response to: gjamesgang
Re: Big Change Run Graph. Indicates TIME TRAVEL
If that suposition is true then we might especulate that the six amnesiacs were sent from the future to avoid something. A bit like Terminator or so, but still... well spotted, gjamesgang :D
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Mar 20, 2008
5. Mar 29, 2008 9:52 PM in response to: Akralia
Re: Big Change Run Graph. What does it mean?

LEt´s say that each waveform is a different world.


I would say that most of them are syncronizing until 2008. Maybe syncronizing most of the worlds would make them collapse, or even merge with each other.


And we always have a "base world" which is the white one. Also, some event near 1816 changed most os things.


What do you think?

Click to view Nicolas's profile   229 posts since
Mar 23, 2008
6. Mar 30, 2008 11:07 PM in response to: Akralia
Re: Big Change Run Graph. What does it mean?
HOW DID YOU DO THAT???????????????????

PLEASE ANSWERD!!!!
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Mar 15, 2008
7. Mar 31, 2008 12:48 PM in response to: Akralia
Re: Big Change Run Graph. What does it mean?
Odd. The Graph is back to where it was...
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Apr 4, 2008
8. Apr 4, 2008 3:25 PM in response to: Akralia
Re: Big Change Run Graph. What does it mean?

Has anyone noticed that when you type in Find Omphaloi instead of run graph it returns the answer

"please Authenticate agonothetai"?

we might be able to get more info out of this computer than just the run graph.

Click to view Dante's profile   38 posts since
Mar 10, 2008
9. Apr 4, 2008 9:13 PM in response to: Akralia
Re: Big Change Run Graph. What does it mean?
The GRAPH changed again. Now if you zoom into 2008 it looks like the lines split just before 2008, with two drops: one curve down just before 2008 and a second flat drop (like the 1815 one) at 2008.

bang head against wall

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Apr 1, 2008
12. Apr 5, 2008 8:26 AM in response to: Akralia
Re: Big Change Run Graph. What does it mean?

Ok, the graph changed again when I woke up this morning. Note: the right boundary of the graph corresponds with the 2008 hashmark at the bottom. Does that mean the right boundary is the start of 2008 or the middle of 2008?

Anyway, yesterday, the lines went to the right boundary and this crisscrossed back and then down. See this photo: http://www.flickr.com/photos/25353601@N02/2388895595/

However, this morning, the lines backtrack on TOP of themselves before collapsing. See this photo:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/25353601@N02/2388918117/

Clearly, something has changed. Why would they ALL change like that rather than just 1 changing if something happened in 1 particular world? The only thing that appears to have changed is that the Copenhagen Artifact has now been found and interpreted.

Click to view Counslr200's profile   8 posts since
Apr 1, 2008
13. Apr 5, 2008 9:01 AM in response to: Counslr200
Re: Big Change Run Graph. What does it mean?

So, based on the 1st installment of Chapter 13:

"When whole-cosmologists made extended observations through the Omphalos, they discovered that the majority of the worlds were in the form of Pangaea. The second largest group were Gondwana, followed by smaller groups in Nuna and Kenorland forms. The smallest groups were Gaea -- which is the form in which we six current live -- and Neopangaea. Through time, however, whole-cosmologists noticed that the number of observed worlds in the state of Neopangaea was growing dramatically -- and the number of all other forms, except Pangaea, was much reduced. "

Does "we current live" mean before 1814/1815 event or after? If before,

I guess that Neopangaea is purple on the graph and Pangaea is red. The "form in which we six current live" (Gaea) must be orange since orange and purple were the lowest on the graph at the start. Purple then eventually crosses most of the other lines beginning in 1813. Note that it doesn't cross red which appears to be still increasing slightly on the graph while the others (except purple) seem to be dropping ever so gradually (except orange which drops alot).

Also note that purple essentially disappears after the drop. It's overdrawn by another line, which which?

If "current live" means after 1814/1815 closer to present day, then green is the second lowest and is thus Gaea. So:

Red: Pangaea (I'm sure of this)

Purple: Neopangaea (I'm sure of this)

Orange: Gaea (is this the lowest on the graph now? per installment 2 of Ch. 13 - Gaea is near RCC)

Lt Blue (Aqua): ?

Royal Blue: ?

Green: Gaea possibly

I still can't find purple on the graph after the 1814/1815 collapse.

Click to view AUZ505's profile   13 posts since
Mar 10, 2008
14. Apr 6, 2008 11:35 AM in response to: Counslr200
Re: Big Change Run Graph. What does it mean?

My ideas regarding the Run Graph:

The 6 colored lines represent the 6 continental world forms. The grey line is the total sum of all worlds existing simulatanously. The upper limit is the dotted line at 10^11.

In the beginning of the graph everything went more or less well. There should have been already some problems because the total sum was already near the limit. But this could be "adjusted" by ongoing Rapid Continental Changes (RCC). Especially the "purple" worlds are transformed to "light blue" worlds, because they are more "external"

But then 1812 sonething happened. Perhaps the purple worlds have disconnected or were lost. They started to increase rapidly as not involved in any synchronizing anymore.

As a result nature tried to compensate by making RCC to other worlds (which are now more "external" as the purple ones not controlable anymore). This leads to some decreasing in those worlds. Especially "orange" and "blue" are transformed to "light blue" and even "red".

But reality was not able to compensate for the lost "purple" world/ring. So the upper limit was reached 1815 and ... BANG.

Now after 1815 the purple line is still missing! So there are only 5 worlds and one total sum.

http://forums.unfiction.com/forums/viewtopic.php?mode=attach&id=13308

Questions:
1) Was the situation already bad 1800 or is this "working on the limit" a normal situation?
3) How do the colors fit to the world forms?
2) What happened 1812 (not 1815)?

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