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Predictions and the Strange Comfort of Knowing What Comes Next

Some seasons of life arrive without warning. A relationship ends. A job slips away. The world shifts in ways we never saw coming. And in those uncertain moments—when logic offers little comfort—we reach for something older, softer, and maybe just a bit magical: predictions. From tarot cards and horoscopes to doomsday forecasts and internet psychics,… Read More »

Churchill’s Vision: Science, Ethics, and the Future Unfolding

In a visionary 1931 essay discussing the future of science, Winston Churchill not only championed the concept of lab-grown meat but also foresaw the advent of an internet-like system for long-distance communication. Furthermore, he speculated that humanity might possess the capability to artificially cultivate humans based on specific needs; however, he believed that ethical debates… Read More »

Heat death of the universe

In the late 19th century, British scientist Lord Kelvin made a prediction about the ultimate fate of the universe. He stated that the universe was slowly running out of energy, and that it would eventually reach a state of “heat death,” in which all matter would be evenly distributed and all energy would be used… Read More »

Nostradamus’ predictions were based…

Nostradamus’ predictions were based on past events; he simply believed history would repeat itself. He would pick historical events at random, then use astrological calculations to figure out when they’d happen again. Also, he wrote a cookbook. The post Nostradamus’ predictions were based… appeared first on Crazy Facts. Source

Self-proclaimed earthquake expert…

Self-proclaimed earthquake expert Ibn Browning predicted a massive earthquake would strike New Madrid, Missouri on December 3rd, 1990. Schools in multiple states closed, and media organizations flooded the town. Browning had no seismology background, and nothing happened. The post Self-proclaimed earthquake expert… appeared first on Crazy Facts. Source