Link:
http://www.futuretimeline.net
I'm not entirely sure when this website came online, but I know it has atlest been around since late 2013.
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What constitutes 'accurate prediction"? Does one sufficiently vague prediction (or worse a trivial one) that comes true under a broad interpretation of facts out of 10 make a source accurate? If so I can accurately predict the future:
My prediction for tomorrow: there will be trouble in the middle east tomorrow. Search the news tomorrow, you will see that I'm right!
I meant something along the lines of a consistent percentage of accuracy, let's say oh 75% perhaps. Something along those lines.
Nylarhotep : At 0715 GMT April 16th 2016 this article appears on AlJazeera -
http://www.aljazeera.com/news/2016/04/isil-nusra-put-yarmouk-civilians-l...
I would say that is 100% accuracy.
The web page TObito Uhicha links us to does say they are "a speculative timeline of future history. Part fact and part fiction".
Looks interesting . Much like the stuff you see in the trans-humanism movement. It will be fun to see which predictions come true . Like spotting things in science fiction tales that became reality.
oh yeah, these kinds of predictions are fun, so long as you don't take them too seriously.
You could indeed call me a member of the transhumanist movement.
Hmm, now where did I put my tin foil hat again?
I mentioned the body augmentation through implated devices, not the crazy theoryies and other nonsense.
Did you?
In any case, I was only joking... I never loose track of my tin foil hat! :)
Hmm, well I had said it, but either I didn't post the content or it turned traitor and ran off to the r/religion.