Someone literally said I was wrong about the WTC because groundbreaking was in 1966 even thought the start of construction officially was 1968 which ties into 9/11 because that was the first year the number was used nationally as an emergency number. Another dismissed all the Mookie/Dodgers connection because he wears #50. Wrong again. I said pages ago there is definitely a randomness and organic side to gematria. I put my own name into the calculator and it matches my actual birthdate and my first and middle name have the same two numbers. But that doesn't mean those with more knowledge of it dont use the system to plan things (wars, tragedies, etc.) or rig sports. Haha you might be getting the hang of it.
Too bad this code wasn't publicized prior to Friday. So, why were 8 people ritually sacrificed? And to who were they sacrificed?
I can confirm the Cactus Jack connection. Spoiler Just so happens that on 11-5 he retweeted a photo of his daughter talking about her 2 big breasts and 2 pumpkins. That tweet has been quote tweeted 2 times. Lastly, under her right hand in the photo are 6 pumpkins. 11-5 = 6 and 2+2+2 = 6 and 6 = 6. 666. But I guess all you skeptics out there think this is just some big coincidence, huh?
Go to the top of a thread and click on 'watched threads', then click on 'show all watched threads'. If you are watching AND getting email notifications, that would explain it.
Who are you calling "These Folks". The Kobe stuff is you just posting random numbers and then finding a link.
Already said several times who "these folks" were. And okay, you say these Kobe numbers were random: Kobe stood 6 foot 6 In his 666th career game he scored his highest point total ever In his last season he played in 66 games In his last game he scored 60 He was taken out of his last game ever with 4.1 secs on the clock, which looks like 41 (aka the day he was taken out by the crash). I explained why I think these numbers are not just random. Why don't you explain why they are random to you, especially with knowing how "6" is such an important number to these people (stay 6 feet a part, 6 feet under, etc.), and the fact the time he was taken out of his last game with a number that looks just like the age when he died. All coincidences? Keep trying and I'm sure you will. Plug it into the gematria calculator: http://www.gematrinator.com/calculator/index.php And better yet, plug in the actual event into the calculator and you'll probably notice some things. I don't care to look rn. Just remember it's not just putting in names and looking at the numbers, but how those numbers associate with the people involved and what other words match those numbers.
If it ha That's the point everyone is making. You basically have an infinite supply to pull from to make any link you want. Especially if you are allowed to use whole numbers and then switch to decimals because it looks like the other number.
So if it's as easy as you say then show all the connections... It should be so easy because you can pull numbers from anywhere right? Here I got one for you: Both Chicken Ranch and La Grange equal 65. You're going to say that's just random? Or maybe the creators knew gematria themselves? You can't just force gematria to work like that. I keep seeing you and others say that yet don't provide any examples of it. Only thing I've seen is people counting words in sentences or something, which isn't gematria, then saying "see look I made it work". As far as your Kobe thing, you can't deny that 4.1 looks like 41. It's not a reversal or anything like that, and we aren't doing literal math problems where the decimal point will matter. 4.1 simply looks like 41 which is the age he died. And btw that part is not gematria even but something that was very symbolic with his last game. You don't remember them selling Bel-Air Academy #41 jerseys shortly after his death? It had to do with the whole Fresh Prince connection which I should go back and look into (kid from Philly moving to LA, etc.). There were a few connections with some FPOB episodes in the 90s. Or the fact that 41 is the 13th prime number and Kobe was taken with pick #13 and his daughter died at age 13. Then of course nothing on the cartoon I mentioned earlier either. Folks just trying to find a way to not believe the world is run by crazy occult people lol, or that the system of gematria doesn't exist even though there's so much evidence it does (and it's literally listed in academic encyclopedias and other publications).
My LaGrange post was totally tongue in cheek as for some reason FFB referenced Lindsay Buckingham in the Whorehouse thread. But when you say to keep looking and I'll find something implies that in any given situation if one keeps tunneling down the rabbit hole one will eventually find an obscure reference that proves gematria. And in your chicken ranch example, both have 4 associated values and each has a 65 in a different column. The other values don't match up. As a matter of fact, if I enter scarface281 I get an ordinal of 67. If I enter gematria BS I get a full reduction of 67. Those are the same columns that line up in your chicken ranch example
Perhaps you could find something in any situation but I haven't seen proof of that yet, just claims by folks who don't think people use gematria in real life. Any numbers that match within the four base cyphers are a match. There are several other fraud cyphers out there (like sumerian gematria), but the four from the calculator site I linked are the four most used and most common. Guess what you type in when you type "Gematria is Real"? 66. Who loves that number again? Btw you dont type numbers into a calculator meant for letters only so your example with me doesnt work. Did you see what happened to the formula when you did it? It will just add on whatever number you are inputting instead of using a letter to find it's numerical value. Instead type out ScarfaceTwoEightOne and see what you get. At the end of the day, you can't deny gematria exists because it no doubt 100% does. My argument is that those in power use gematria to plan world events and rig sports. You and other posters like Blatz and Yung-T seem to think they don't do that. Let's agree to disagree.
Not sure what your point is. I typed the most simple things into the calculator: the name of the ranch and city it was in. I didn't try to fudge it with weird abbreviations or anything.
I can't type numbers in? The gematria calculator that you link to literally says this. Enter Word, Phrase, or Number(s):
Well typing in numbers to make something match would be a first for me. I've never seen anyone who uses gematria type in any number into the calculator, including the gematria effect news person I sourced earlier, in order to find a connection to something. Would also go against what gematria actually is, which is assigning a set of numerical values to letters. Adding in numbers just so you can get a value you want is exactly how you manipulate gematria to get an outcome you desire. Type in 1 and you just get "1s" across the board. Type in "one" and you get 34, 16, 47, 11. Drastically different.
