Web Bot, 2012, 2013, and Beyond
by Web Bot was created in 1997 by Clif High and George Ure. The original purpose of Web Bot was to spot stock market trends but it has done so much more, and has the ability to capture amazing things. Can our thoughts change the future?
The obvious conclusion to be made: If Web Bot’s power is taken as real, our thoughts and the posting of them into cyberspace is what is creating these events. If the whole Web Bot saga is true, then it points to our collective unconscious having reached a point where it is becoming extremely toxic, as a result of the rise of The Internet.
The Internet is not to blame. The Internet is a tool like any other. What is to blame is the types of things that are being put out on it. Perhaps the most dangerous of thought patterns being put out onto The Internet currently are all of these doomsday predictions. Website after website have careless Web Master’s posting all manner of things suggesting how bad the world has become and how it will get worse. Which brings us back to this conclusion, if the premise behind the Web Bot project is real, then all of those websites have created a collective unconscious that is creating all of these horrors. For example, if you are a person who is posting things, with extreme belief, on The Internet such as “In the Last Days there will be more and more Earthquakes”, then you are one factor that is directly responsible for the recent earthquake in Haiti. Your belief, the passing on of that belief to others, and the spread of that belief via the Internet thus became one factor in what happened there. I am quite aware of the irony between what I am stating is a problem and what I must state on the Internet to make people aware it. It has to be done to move toward the solution.
One of the major problems that needs to be addressed is the belief that prophecies are set in stone. They are not. They are warnings and simply that. Some are warnings that are bogus and some that may be valid. Warnings none the less. Each and every person on Planet Earth that views prophecies as concrete things that will happen regardless are a part of the overall problem that is now infecting our collective unconscious as a species. If you are one of these people STOP IT NOW!
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What we must do as a species is to fill our collective unconscious with hope. Fill it with thoughts of a brighter future. I am not talking about hiding our heads in the sand. I am talking about making a concrete effort to create our own destiny with our thoughts. We can do this on the Internet by putting out thought patterns for a desirable future. We can do this by devoting an equal, if not primary, amount of time to filling the Internet with appreciation for the wonderful things about the world.
Louis Armstrong had it right with his song “Wonderful World”. We can make the Internet sing like Louis did with these types of thought forms that heal our collective unconscious so that the future searches of Web Bot come back with predictions of a blissful future for Planet Earth and all of its inhabitants.
Photo art by author.
This is something I have never requested with an article I have written. However, I am requesting that those reading this pass it on to everyone they know. I sincerely feel it is that important to the whole of Planet Earth. Think good thoughts about the future, and make it be so.
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Post Commentjoyhyena29
On January 28, 2010 at 9:58 pm
great post^^
Brenda Nelson
On January 28, 2010 at 10:30 pm
I never heard of WebBot until now. Freaky.
drelayaraja
On January 28, 2010 at 10:31 pm
Nice and informative share
Daisy Peasblossom
On January 29, 2010 at 1:57 am
Prognositication by internet. Well, there’s a new wrinkle.
ken bultman
On January 29, 2010 at 4:25 am
Web Bot. Garbage in, garbage out.
Alistair Briggs
On March 11, 2010 at 2:09 pm
Good stuff.
I Have Had Enough
On March 11, 2010 at 3:08 pm
I read a similar article to this about game developers and how they are designing games to reflect the collective unconscious. It seemed they had more behavioural scientists on staff than programmers. The potential for prediction is definitely there, because as you said, the future is being shaped by mankind – even if we don’t realise it. A very thought provoking piece, Mark.
need a change
On April 28, 2010 at 12:10 pm
you have to realize that people are so tired of how things are going in this world they truly want a big catastrophe to happen. Most of us have been voting and trying to be involved to better our society but are tired of nothing working. We need a restart the only way to get that is if a natural disaster wipes the earth clean and only the chosen few survive who ever that may be.
shahzadi queen
On May 2, 2011 at 4:10 pm
I never heard of WebBot until now