I particularly loved your quote, “heir predictions as rather hard to check as they only write down their claims after the event. If they wrote their predictions down before the event they would be rather more credible.”
Too many psychics predict events after the fact or are so vague that it can’t be tied down.
Why seal it in an envelope, which is prone to fraud, rather than just post it on the comments section of someone’s blog, which would assure public verification of the date and time it was made?
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Blair Robertson:
March 15th, 2011 at 5:40 pm
Thank you for the mention in your article.
I particularly loved your quote, “heir predictions as rather hard to check as they only write down their claims after the event. If they wrote their predictions down before the event they would be rather more credible.”
Too many psychics predict events after the fact or are so vague that it can’t be tied down.
Keep up the great work.
Blair Robertson
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John Bailo:
March 19th, 2011 at 5:42 pm
Why seal it in an envelope, which is prone to fraud, rather than just post it on the comments section of someone’s blog, which would assure public verification of the date and time it was made?