On Tuesday, January 30, 2018 at 1:23:24 AM UTC+2, Ion Saliu wrote:
> On Tuesday, January 13, 2004 at 11:07:38 PM UTC-5, Kokostirk (aka CDEX) wrote:
> >
> > OK, Gerry. Translation.
> >
> > The only people playing (quote) "silly assed word games" with this subject
> > of "Predicting versus Forecasting" are:
> >
> > In order of posting:
> >
> “Karaklonchah (aka Paracelsus)
> Doollow (aka Nigel)
> Kokostirk (aka Joe Roberts CDEX)
> Kotkoduck (aka Robert Perkis)
> Kulai (aka Nik Barker)
> Psychosama (aka John Griffin).“
> >
> "... hatch" ...
> >
> > Joe Roberts
> > CDEX
>
> Kokostirk, axiomatic colleague of mine:
>
> As you can see in a thread in this very newsgroup, the likes of Kotkoduck, Karaklonchah et al. believe them lottery balls have special powers. Especially numbers in a perceived “divine category” have super powers. Numbers like the golden/divine number PHI, PI, e can choose to show up at will: Much more often than the rest of the numbers.
>
> The believers in that group also practice a ritual they call ‘Hatching the golden eggs’. Say, Kotkoduck gathers white pebbles and inscribes them with lottery numbers. Kotkoduck also built a large stork-type nest in his home. He hatches the “eggs” (pebbles) the night before the lottery drawing. Finally, he chooses “eggs” based on their temperature. Sometimes Kotkoduck plays only hot numbers; other times, cold “eggs” only. Now, that’s prediction at its pinnacle.
>
> https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/rec.gambling.lottery/07gM1VnVvFM/V1cURldOBAAJ;context-place=msg/rec.gambling.lottery/ZKhb6br-Ubc/YbzmI2gVc9MJ
> (PI and the Lottery: Re: Do Lottery Balls Know Mathematics?)
>
> Parpaluck (aka Ion Saliu),
> Founder of Lottery-Prediction Mathematics
> http://saliu.com/gambling-lottery-lotto/prediction-science.htm

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