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Re: wasting time making predictions |
Hi Dennis. No. No prediction is a waste of time. A prediction can be wrong, or it can be right. All I’m saying and asking is that for a prediction to be more useful to the masses it should be as precise as one can make it. If someone says to me that there is going to be a 7.0Ml quake in Hollister or within 100 miles in the next 10 days and there is an 85% chance of this I’m not going to be too concerned as the odds are in my favor that it won’t be in Hollister. The reason being is that there is a much larger area in those 100 miles for the quake to center in. Of course I could be wrong and it will center here. Take Care…Don in creepy town. Follow Ups: ● Re: wasting time making predictions - Dennis Gentry of Santa Clarita 09:40:04 - 1/11/2001 (4472) (0) ● Re: wasting time making predictions - Bob Shannon 05:22:28 - 1/11/2001 (4470) (0) |
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