Cultcow Brad Watson / Richard Bradshaw Watson / Brad Watson_Miami - Jesus & Albert Einstein reincarnated, discoverer of GOD=7_4 Theory

[Adamska]

"Do you know what the Andy Griffith Show is called on the Planet Nestor?"* my gf asked. "The Andy Friggith Show."


*Synchronism: 20:02 "Definitely an M-Class Planet. It's just like Earth." - Star Trek OS, Bread and Circuses (S2/Ep25, 196 on H&I

@NobolsGreyHorse,

I don't fiv a guck about over-priced wine and fuck you.

Translation: I'm a cheat and fraud that abuses the fact that out of ten possible values in our counting system, I've emphasized two of them to give me eternally a 1/5 chance to find them and sperg about how important they are, no matter how random the time they appear is and how little each time they appear have in common with each other beyond their numeric value. If I can't find those numbers, I'll intentionally round to them if there's a dearth of them. I've finally acknowledged my girlfriend is not dying of cancer and so can announce about her now since I don't feel bad.

And here's fact number four about the real Nestor since by posting here you've given us the rights to it; it's not super important but it must be said:

The True and Honest Nestor

1. Nestor is actually just a moon that orbits the 2nd planet of its solar system out towards the Sagittarius arm. Why? Because moon worlds are more interesting in a way and the fact that many exoplanets are gas giants makes this make more sense.
2. Nestor, the moon orbiting around the 2nd planet (a gas giant) around its yellow dwarf star, is not inhabited by human-like aliens like Dick claims. The best way to describe a Nestorian is... well, they're a lot more akin to birds, but with long arm/legs ending in hand/talons instead and a long keratinized snout that may have once been crocodillian in nature long ago. Taxonomically, they have similar features to birds, feathering, hollow bones, and so on. But they're not quite like it since they do not have diapsid skulls and their eggs are not calcified and thus still soft; they evolved from something else.
3. Nestorians get high on petrochemicals due to biological quirks that allow them to break down a few of them, mainly carbon gases, and often exploit thermal vents to both gain height and to get drunk off the fumes.
4. Nestorians do not actually believe in a Christianity of any sort, given that not even radio broadcasts of sermons have reached them yet. Instead, many worship a pantheon of diverse deities that cover concepts as rich as fortune, joy, and sorrow. The chief god among most of them is an air god, the lord of winds and the skies. The most popular variant is loosely named Chalce. Besides this, there are small monotheistic sects following Chalce or a few charismatics, but they are in a minority.

 

[RomanesEuntDomus]

Jesus: "Let him that is without sin cast the first stone."
Brad: "Fuck you"

 

[Anonymus Fluhre]

Jesus: "Let him that is without sin cast the first stone."
Brad: "Fuck you"

When Jesus had lifted up himself, and saw none but the woman, he said unto her, Woman, where are those thine accusers? hath no man condemned thee?

She said, No man, Lord. And Jesus said unto her, Neither do I condemn thee: go, and sin no more.

Richard spends hours of his day condemning people and telling people to either "fuck off" or "fuck you"

 

[Brad Watson_Miami]

@Magusyrup,

Welcome to the thread and fuck you. You didn't answer my questions...

 

[RomanesEuntDomus]

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@Magusyrup,

Welcome to the thread and fuck you. You didn't answer my questions...

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Calm down old man, you'll get an aneurysm or something.

 

[Brad Watson_Miami]

Is there any significance to the number 731?

Yes, it's a whole number that falls between 730 & 732. Other than that, I don't know of any symbolic significance to it. 731 could be manipulated to be 73+1=74, but I wouldn't promote that, asshole.

 

[Pozzingmyfilthyneghole]

Yes, it's a whole number that falls between 730 & 732. Other than that, I don't know of any symbolic significance to it. 731 could be manipulated to be 73+1=74, but I wouldn't promote that, asshole.

731 is also the sum of three consecutive primes (239 + 241 + 251).

 

[Guts Gets Some]

You didn't answer my questions...

This is great coming from you.

 

[Brad Watson_Miami]

I tweaked Seal #1 this morning with, Our U is 1 in 2 trillion offspring - each w/ similar physical constants - of the parent universe. The wording/terminology of this is very important - it's already creating a paradigm shift! As I was tweaking this, a pop-up appeared from https://www.livescience.com/64417-u...mensional-bubble.html?utm_source=notification . I left the following as a comment there...

The BIG Bang-Bit Bang: a supermassive white hole expansion of energy74 & information 13.8 bil years ago that was the result of a supermassive black hole at the heart of a galaxy in another universe. This duality combines relativity’s singularities in a ‘Cosmic Egg’ birth of this & all universes within The Conglomerate: multiverse without bubble universes & parallel worlds. Our U exists inside that SBH & shares the same boundary/event horizon. That SBH-SWH phase transition was an umbilical Einstein-Rosen wormhole w/ energy transformed & info transferred. Our U is 1 in 2 trillion offspring - each w/ similar physical constants - of the parent universe. This ‘simple’ cause-&-effect cycle explains infinite space & eternity. Reproduction (making a copy) is an essential characteristic & the simplest plan of continued existence for everything from cells, to animals, to humans, to universes.


Synchronism: 9:31 "The (Hindu) Creator of the Universe." - Ancient Aliens, Aliens and Ancient Engineers (S3/Ep6, 2011 on History Channel

 

[Anonymus Fluhre]

Calm down old man, you'll get an aneurysm or something.

I think that would be an improvement to his mental health.

No one cares that you changed a few bits of grammar Richard. All those posts are doing is wasting server space.

 

[Brad Watson_Miami]

Parent universe is a very important term! I AM thinking of changing another universe at the end of the 1st sentence to parent universe...

The BIG Bang-Bit Bang: a supermassive white hole expansion of energy74 & information 13.8 bil years ago that was the result of a supermassive black hole at the heart of a galaxy in our parent universe. This duality combines relativity’s singularities in a ‘Cosmic Egg’ birth of this & all universes within The Conglomerate: multiverse without bubble universes & parallel worlds. Our U exists inside that SBH & shares the same boundary/event horizon. That SBH-SWH phase transition was an umbilical Einstein-Rosen wormhole w/ energy transformed & info transferred. Our U is 1 in 2 trillion offspring - each w/ similar physical constants - of the parent universe. This ‘simple’ cause-&-effect cycle explains infinite space & eternity. Reproduction (making a copy) is an essential characteristic & the simplest plan of continued existence for everything from cells, to animals, to humans, to universes.


Synchronism: 9:53 My gf starts playing a solo piano version of Caught Up In The Rapture.

 

[Anonymus Fluhre]

I really wish Richard here would actually research what he's talking about. As someone who's taking his BSc in physics and quantum mechanics later on (technically Majoring in Quantum Physics as that's what the course is called), I can tell you he doesn't. He's just throwing random shit together hoping people don't know anything about the jargon he's spewing.

 

[Brad Watson_Miami]

Parent universe is an emerging term. A google search doesn't provide us with many choices - https://www.insidescience.org/news/every-black-hole-contains-new-universe
"Our universe may exist inside a black hole."


Synchronism: 10:25 "Was Joan of Arc given her invincible sword by aliens?... Only King Arthur had the ability to pull the Sword from the Stone." - Ancient Aliens, Aliens and Deadly Weapons (S3/Ep9, 2011) on History

 

[Magusyrup]

look, Brad. It’s fun to think about the possibilities of how the universe functions, but it’s another thing to claim you’re a messiah figure and quote Ancient Aliens. The quoting Ancient Aliens part is the most damning, as anyone with half a braincell knows that Ancient Aliens is NOT a trustworthy source of information.

 

[Anonymus Fluhre]

Too bad that theory is easy to squash due to the fact that black holes lose mass via Hawking radiation and will eventually "evaporate" in about 10^54 years. There's a good reason why that idea from Poplawski is ignored and has been ignored for eight years.

I should mention that Black Holes regulate their own growth as well, there's no way a Black Hole could get large enough to "fit" all of the mass in the universe. There would need to be other factors to pull Black Holes into one another.

 

[RomanesEuntDomus]

Was Joan of Arc given her invincible sword by aliens?

1) That made me lol
2) Yeah right. Invincible.

Quick Poll, everybody:
What is more hilarious, Brad thinking Ancient Aliens is legit or him trying to prove his dollar-store numerology by looking for clues in Star Trek reruns?

 

[Sexy Senior Citizen]

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Quick Poll, everybody:
What is more hilarious, Brad thinking Ancient Aliens is legit or him trying to prove his dollar-store numerology by looking for clues in Star Trek reruns?

Numerology, definitely. Oh, an speaking of, there's a set of his favorite numbers he's ignoring.
Brad! I'm not sure you've noticed, but there are currently four (4) people who are actively informing you that you're completely full of it: Anonymus Fluhre, ChurchOfGodBear, [V A P O R W A V E], and RomanesEuntDomus. If you add the three (3) who are less active but no less in agreement (GethN7, Adamska, Pozzingmyfilthyneghole) you get seven (7).
Now, use your head for this one, Brad: if 4 or 7 people are telling you that you're full of it, by your own logic, doesn't that make it true?

 

[Brad Watson_Miami]

Too bad that theory is easy to squash due to the fact that black holes lose mass via Hawking radiation and will eventually "evaporate" in about 10^54 years.

What an idiot! Hawking was wrong about many things. Even if his calculation is correct about black hole radiation and evaporating in 10,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000* years, the predicted age for the Universe to end is as soon as ~5,000,000,000 from now (google that). "Stars are expected to form normally for 1012 to 1014 (1–100 trillion) years, but eventually the supply of gas needed for star formation will be exhausted." - Wikipedia


*Synchronism: 11:42 "Pythagoras was able to determine that musical pitch was mathematical and then concluded that 'Everything is number' (paraphrased)… He theorized that there's a harmony throughout the Universe... String theory...is similar to what Pythagoras believed 2,500 years ago." - Ancient Aliens, The Alien Frequency (S12/Ep8, 2017) on History. 11:55 "$30 billion" ad on History

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@Sexy Senior Citizen,

Fist time here? What attracted you to this forum? This thread?

Have you read GOD=7_4 Theory at http://GOD704.wikia.com ? If not, please do. There's no numerology there, just science and a mathematical model, program, algorithm, a potential physical law, initial condition, 'fractal', gematria74 code. PLEASE point74 out any mistake in the collected data - be specific.

Have you read the "7 Seals" (Rev 5:1) revealed as 'Beyond Einstein Theories' at http://7seals.blogspot.com ?

 

[Anonymus Fluhre]

What an idiot! Hawking was wrong about many things. Even if his calculation is correct about black hole radiation and evaporating in 10,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000* years, the predicted age for the Universe to end is as soon as ~5,000,000,000 from now (google that). "Stars are expected to form normally for 1012 to 1014 (1–100 trillion) years, but eventually the supply of gas needed for star formation will be exhausted." - Wikipedia


*Synchronism: 11:42 "Pythagoras was able to determine that musical pitch was mathematical and then concluded that 'Everything is number' (paraphrased)… He theorized that there's a harmony throughout the Universe... String theory...is similar to what Pythagoras believed 2,500 years ago." - Ancient Aliens, The Alien Frequency (S12/Ep8, 2017) on History. 11:55 "$30 billion" ad on History

Prove it Richard. That man lost more brain cells taking a shit on the loo than you have in your head. It's not up to me to find your information for you, you would lose in a debate club if that's all you have. Why do you constantly prove that you have no clue what you're talking about when it comes to science when there are people here that can crush anything you say about it?

By the way, for someone who's always claiming to be a scientist, you use Wikipedia far too much. Are you too stupid to use your own words when describing something?

Also, you're talking about Heat Death, you may actually want to state that. There are multiple ways the universe will end, not just one Richard.

Oh and I forgot, black holes continue to exist in that scenario producing heat as well as emitting Hawking radiation.

I see that I upset Richard again, good.

 

[Brad Watson_Miami]

Here's a depiction I found of our Universe inside a supermassive black hole. I tweaked the 1st sentence of Seal #1 this morning by replacing 'another universe' with 'our parent universe'. This term, parent universe, is very strong and is a paradigm shift in our understanding of our existence.

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See http://BigBangBitBang.blogspot.com .

Prove it Richard II. That man lost more brain cells taking a shit on the loo

Uh... You might want to take a biology class at your local university.