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Jul 15th, 2025, 05:00 PM
#41
Re: A brief explanation to fafalone
The stars appear to be European, too, or possibly American. That doesn't really surprise me. The UK walked too boldly on this earth, and now the US is trying it as well. I didn't realize they walked so boldly on this planet as to draw in the other planets, but....ah, why not.
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Jul 15th, 2025, 05:41 PM
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Re: A brief explanation to fafalone
Goodbye!!! I've seen what I needed. If there was interest—there may be many who are interested and won't say anything. I hope I've given them reasonable doubt, like the Mount Washington Observatory forum, where my topic was by far the most visited—and if there was intelligence, and if there was honesty and rigor, seriousness...
Now to continue, there's a phrase from Don Quixote, Cervantes' masterpiece, inventor of the modern novel:
"They bark, Sancho; it's a sign that we are riding."
The program, if it's right, will make it clear that the planets have an influence. If it's wrong, consider the extent to which I do have a scientific mind. It wouldn't matter to me at all, because the important thing is that there was enough consistent data for an investigation. And a truly scientific mind doesn't seek success, it seeks discovery, it's curious, it doesn't seek to defend ideas, but rather to verify them. Therefore, whether it's right or wrong—based on my very long experience, it will be right, but it might not, that possibility exists—well, it wouldn't matter to me at all. I would have done the work of truly scientifically investigating something that needed to be done...
In the 1960s, there was a French couple of psychologists, the Gauquelins, who conducted a very in-depth, impressive study to definitively demonstrate that astrology had no basis and was a superstition of the past...
And they ended up writing books like "The Cosmic Clocks", they did a study to demonstrate the invalidity, and ended up convinced that it was true, look it up on Wikipedia, "Gauquelin", that's for sure, then there was a group of experts who said that the statistical analysis and so on were not done well, that always happens, those who truly govern the world, block all this... But even so they made, in my opinion, a mistake, and that is to base themselves on Natal Charts, and there is something in Astrology that is measurable, the interpretation, as in psychology, is always subjective, which does not deny its validity as a science by the way, but in Astrology there is a measurable factor, which is the one I'm going for, and that is that due to the mathematical movements of the planets, their special positions give "TIMES", and times are a measurable factor!!! It's not as subjective as an interpretation...
So, people who believe they are absolutely in possession of the truth, and without having done any research at all - have you bothered to look at the positions of Mars, Jupiter, and Uranus and ask an AI what the weather was like on Planet Earth at that time? I bet you haven't! - I despise them, to me they're like monkeys in a zoo...
And if someone takes it personally, well, they're right, that's where it goes... hehe...
I can't prove to you that everything I've said is true, because when I spoke out against the 2021 vaccines, and so on, they deleted my entire YouTube channel. Otherwise, you'd have very verifiable evidence that I really said January 2021 and the weather, and everything... But that doesn't matter. The important thing is that the program is right and people see it as accurate... That's where the fanaticism ends. Although, well, there will always be crazy people who think they're Napoleon, or who believe that midnight is nighttime. Insanity is quite common in the human species, which is why politics works, because most of the human species has almost the brains of a sheep... My father was a friend of Mensa International, and he was recognized as a great brain... Genetics works...
Even never, here I leave you barking at the moon!!!
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Jul 15th, 2025, 08:22 PM
#43
Re: A brief explanation to fafalone
Well, I'll say this for you, you certainly know Uranus.
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Jul 15th, 2025, 09:22 PM
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Re: A brief explanation to fafalone
 Originally Posted by Shaggy Hiker
Well, I'll say this for you, you certainly know Uranus.
For someone that's not intelligent, that's pretty clever. lol
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Jul 16th, 2025, 02:15 AM
#45
Re: A brief explanation to fafalone
because when I spoke out against the 2021 vaccines, and so on
Oh lawd in heaven...
Nothing screams "I'm scientifically literate" like being a vaccine conspiracy theorist...
Let me guess, in order to understand your science, I have to accept all the science I learned, and all the research I did, while studying at an actual university for a degree in neuroscience, is all fake? This all seemed harmless enough but since this thread is addressed to me I'll note that I have a very poor opinion of people who abuse the language and ideas of science to promote factually false viewpoints aimed at getting people killed, especially the innocent victims who rely on herd immunity for legitimate reasons. It's utter nonsense that astrology proves there's a massive, massive conspiracy among tens of thousands of scientists to falsify data on safety and efficacy and vaccines in general or mRNA/SARS-CoV-2 vaccines specifically are actually dangerous because they (whatever flavor of lie you want).
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Jul 16th, 2025, 08:50 AM
#46
Re: A brief explanation to fafalone
 Originally Posted by wes4dbt
For someone that's not intelligent, that's pretty clever. lol
You don't suppose it wrecked'em, do you?
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Jul 16th, 2025, 09:26 AM
#47
Re: A brief explanation to fafalone
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Jul 16th, 2025, 10:19 AM
#48
Re: A brief explanation to fafalone
I was wondering that, too. I never cared at the time, and thus I still don't know.
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Jul 16th, 2025, 11:52 AM
#49
Re: A brief explanation to fafalone
You're too young for that reference. It was big in the 80's, though.
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Jul 16th, 2025, 11:54 AM
#50
Re: A brief explanation to fafalone
While we are harping on about ridiculous belieffs (ffs).
I believe in the three following self-evident truths:
a. Salmon are marsupials.
b. Fish live in trees and eat pencils.
c. Political reform is COMING to the United States.
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Jul 16th, 2025, 01:38 PM
#51
Re: A brief explanation to fafalone
 Originally Posted by Shaggy Hiker
See?? This is why I say he'll give Moti a run for his money. People may not remember, but in the early days of Yotamaker (or Yotamarker, I forget the spelling), Moti was making statements like this, as well.
Next thing you know, he'll have a t-shirt.
I wasn't a member here when Moti spouted statements like that. Too bad he couldn't keep it together enough to prevent bans.
On Moti, he brought back the animal function to his chatbot. He calls it "DiParrot". The ultimate pet companion that chirps at random times. 
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Jul 16th, 2025, 03:16 PM
#52
Re: A brief explanation to fafalone
That's a happier Moti. He used to at least appear joyful, and there are elements of that in a robot parrot.
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Jul 30th, 2025, 12:14 PM
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Re: A brief explanation to fafalone
Well, pay attention to the next few weeks. They're pretty key, especially around August 8th and 9th, or so...
Why? Because Mars is going to make angles with Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto, and Mars is a trigger...
In Real Astrology, the simplest kind, not the fairy tale ones out there, the slow planets, especially from Saturn onward, are like special operations forces that plant explosive charges, but Mars is the one that pushes the button to detonate them!!!
I predicted—before I knew anything about COVID and the rest, we'd known for many years that 2020 was very dangerous—that the first strong moment of 2020 would be between approximately March 12 and April 11, 2020. And because I knew it, because in 2020 there was a Jupiter-Saturn-Pluto conjunction, Mars joined that conjunction between approximately March 12 and April 11, 2020... And Mars is the trigger for what the other Slow Planets are forming...
Something sudden is expected. For example, Hitler's blitzkrieg of September 1, 1939, the invasion of Poland, occurred with Mars at 120 degrees to Uranus—among other things. It's not the same here. There won't be a full-blown World War III trigger, because Saturn isn't in a bad angle with Pluto, but there will be something sudden, fast, in the middle. In the next 2 to 3 weeks, especially around August 8-9...
When things get complicated will be at the end of 2027 and especially in 2028. That's when Saturn and Pluto will reach 90 degrees, and that's when there's real danger!!! Saturn and Pluto are the ones that start the major conflicts:
World War I
World War II
Vietnam
Oil Crisis
Balkan Wars, Rwanda, Burundi
2001-2003 with the 9/11 CAR ATTACK, the Wars in Afghanistan and Iraq
2010-2011 when the Crisis shifted to the Population, and Libya and some conflicts thereabouts
2020-2021 False Pandemic and Poisonous Vaccines
end of 2027 and all of 2028?
All of this happened when Saturn and Pluto were at 0, 90, or 180 degrees apart as seen from Earth...
I'll leave it for you to confirm... And for the record, remember me in 2028!!! Hehe...
(Subtitles for Understand)
IMPORTANT DESCRIPTIVE IMAGE:
https://www.astrology7.com/Astrologi...2-46_51935.gif
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Jul 30th, 2025, 01:26 PM
#54
Re: A brief explanation to fafalone
I thought this corpse had sunk beneath the waves, yet here we are. It hasn't even been one lunar cycle.
Also, anybody who doesn't think 2028 is going to be a momentous year has been in a coma for the last year. You don't need astrology to predict that, you just have to be sentient.
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Jul 30th, 2025, 02:17 PM
#55
Re: A brief explanation to fafalone
‘Bill and Enid were coming back through Tadger’s Field when suddenly they saw the collapse of Roman Imperialism.
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Jul 30th, 2025, 02:29 PM
#56
Re: A brief explanation to fafalone
We just had a pretty major earthquake, registering 8.7. I would have been pretty impressed if you had said earlier that on 7/29 we'd have a big ole earthquake. Alas, no such prediction.
It was already pedicted by the stars. You did not need this knowledge so it was not shared with you earlier. The ones who were aware did what they were told to do by the stars and the universe remains in equilibrium. Amen!
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Jul 30th, 2025, 08:13 PM
#57
Re: A brief explanation to fafalone
Ah, it's all so obvious now!
I see, says the blind man to his deaf wife.
lol
Never heard that version. I've heard,
I see, said the blind man as he picked up his hammer and saw.
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Jul 30th, 2025, 09:38 PM
#58
Re: A brief explanation to fafalone
Yeah, that's the version I know.
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Aug 1st, 2025, 08:35 PM
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Re: A brief explanation to fafalone
I didn't talk about natural processes because I wasn't entirely sure, since Jupiter wasn't involved in the game... If Jupiter were there, everything would be even more prominent...
But also because I'm programming, and I don't spend much time looking at planetary positions...
But—and I don't care about human incapacity, for me it's your problem, there have always been very daring ignorant people throughout history—but notice that within this year, 2025, this is one of the most tense positions there is, since Mars has strong angles with the four slowest planets, from Saturn to Pluto. It's perhaps the most prominent position this year, or among the approximately 3 most prominent...
And I don't move planets around. I don't have that power, kids. You can go to any astronomy website and check...
If you have something in your brain, you should think a little: a more prominent position, and high tension, and natural processes somewhat more prominent than normal in several places, apart from the earthquake, floods in New York, in China, and wait around August 8th or 9th...
You can also go to any astronomy website and look at the positions seen from Earth on January 21st, 2021, and ask any AI about the weather that month, and there comes the vaccine...!!!
And ask any AI if those positions are normal in the solar system...
Science connects the dots, people, the lumpen, don't understand anything... I've given you enough verifiable data on prominent positions and notable facts...
And there's a saying in Spain that goes:
"What nature does not give, Salamanca does not lend."
According to Gemini:
The phrase "What nature does not give, Salamanca cannot grant" in English can be translated as "What nature does not give, Salamanca cannot grant." This Spanish idiomatic phrase suggests that certain innate qualities or abilities cannot be acquired, even through education or experience.
The phrase alludes to the University of Salamanca, traditionally considered a center of academic excellence, and the fact that not even its prestigious teachings can compensate for the lack of certain natural abilities.
And I was born in Salamanca!!!
https://www.google.com/search?q=TRUMP+SENDS+SUBMARINES
And there's still more...
Whether I say it or not, the reality is that the positions are prominent, and the events are prominent, and the precision is too casual, so it is what it is, whether you like it or not...
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Aug 2nd, 2025, 06:39 AM
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Re: A brief explanation to fafalone
No need to chat to determine whether someone is sane. You can simply determine when someone is a 'fool' by their use of fonts - type/size/bold/underline soon indicates some mindset that is possibly deranged and needing 'justification' . I am so surprised that he does not Comic Sans like that other fool, sorry chap...
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Aug 2nd, 2025, 03:17 PM
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Re: A brief explanation to fafalone
Another highly interesting position will be around here, January 18, 2026:
Astrologia_Mundial-Natal-18-Ene-2026-19-55-15_53087.gif
Science is Observation... Belief is Denial without Study, Fools is Prejudice, Prejudice is not Science, it's Fanaticism and Belief and Fools...
I still need to study it to comment on its interpretation; it's less tense than the one from Now, and it's highly interesting to observe...
Being completely and absolutely certain that it won't be a normal period... There, very prominent climate and natural processes, that's for sure...
Will I be wrong??? Bet!!!
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Aug 2nd, 2025, 08:24 PM
#62
Re: A brief explanation to fafalone
 Originally Posted by James Reynolds
[Excerpt from a longer post] …
You can also go to any astronomy website and look at the positions seen from Earth on January 21st, 2021, and ask any AI about the weather that month, and there comes the vaccine...!!!
And ask any AI if those positions are normal in the solar system...
[…continues]
Here is an analysis generated by ChatGPT after reading the entire post:
Planetary alignments like the ones he describes do occur, and while they may be uncommon in certain configurations, they are entirely natural and happen due to the predictable orbits of the planets. There's nothing supernatural or unexplainable about these alignments—they are astronomically normal, even if astrologers assign them significance. From a scientific perspective, there's no causal evidence that planetary alignments affect the weather, natural disasters, or the timing of public health milestones like the rollout of a vaccine.
Suggesting a connection between planetary positions, weather events, and the emergence of the vaccine—as the post does with its abrupt leap from astronomy to meteorology to 'there comes the vaccine'—reflects a form of associative or conspiratorial thinking. These are unrelated domains: astronomy, weather, and vaccines are not connected. The implication that celestial configurations somehow triggered weather conditions that resulted in a medical breakthrough is not only scientifically unfounded but logically incoherent.
The post shifts between tentative disclaimers and confident assertions, reflecting internal contradiction. While the author initially claims uncertainty about natural processes due to Jupiter’s absence and limited time spent analyzing planetary positions, he quickly pivots to assert that 2025 contains one of the “most tense” planetary configurations of the year. This abrupt swing from self-doubt to certainty is a hallmark of incoherent or disorganized thinking, where conclusions outpace the logic that should support them. The tone becomes emotionally charged and defensive—referring to critics as “daring ignorant people” and “kids,” and urging readers to “think a little” if they “have something in [their] brain.” This rhetoric, combined with vague predictions of floods, earthquakes, and events around August 8–9, suggests a worldview rooted more in conviction than in evidence. It exemplifies a pattern of associative thinking, where unrelated phenomena—planetary alignments, natural disasters, and vague future warnings—are presented as interconnected truths.
Invoking a Spanish proverb and birthplace to imply innate superiority, as the author does, doesn't strengthen an argument. Verifiable data requires clear evidence and logical reasoning, not just dramatic correlations. And while planetary positions can be charted with precision, interpreting them as causal forces behind world events remains speculative at best. The claim that “the precision is too casual” sounds profound, but without a clear mechanism, it's just rhetoric.
The tone of the post overall suggests someone emotionally invested, possibly frustrated by personal disappointments or unmet expectations, projecting urgency and a deep need for validation or recognition.
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Aug 3rd, 2025, 05:50 PM
#63
Re: A brief explanation to fafalone
Being so vague is useless. *Something* is occurring somewhere every day. Something of note every few days. I'm sure *something* will happen on the 8th/9th, and you can sort through the entire world's events to find the headline news and claim that proves you are right.
The key to a scientific position is that it can be falsified. Tell me, what threshold for significance on the 8th/9th would actually falsify your prediction? You can't tell me, can you? Whatever the most significant event of those two days comes to be, that's the proof you were right, and nothing can prove you were wrong.
That is not science. Offer a prediction with objective criteria for whether it will be true or false.
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Aug 3rd, 2025, 09:18 PM
#64
Re: A brief explanation to fafalone
 Originally Posted by fafalone
Being so vague is useless. *Something* is occurring somewhere every day. Something of note every few days. I'm sure *something* will happen on the 8th/9th, and you can sort through the entire world's events to find the headline news and claim that proves you are right.
The key to a scientific position is that it can be falsified. Tell me, what threshold for significance on the 8th/9th would actually falsify your prediction? You can't tell me, can you? Whatever the most significant event of those two days comes to be, that's the proof you were right, and nothing can prove you were wrong.
That is not science. Offer a prediction with objective criteria for whether it will be true or false.
I think SH described it best. It's predicting the past. lol
That's all this nonsense is.
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Aug 4th, 2025, 10:46 AM
#65
Re: A brief explanation to fafalone
Something of note is happening every day, so long as you set your threshold of "noteworthy" sufficient to your needs.
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Aug 4th, 2025, 10:01 PM
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Re: A brief explanation to fafalone
 Originally Posted by James Reynolds
How can it be “highly interesting” if you follow that up later with:
"I still need to study it to comment on its interpretation"?
So… you haven’t studied it, but it’s already worthy of bold declarations?
 Originally Posted by James Reynolds
Science is Observation... Belief is Denial without Study, Fools is Prejudice, Prejudice is not Science, it's Fanaticism and Belief and Fools...
So belief without study makes someone a fool… yet you go on to say:
 Originally Posted by James Reynolds
I still need to study it to comment on its interpretation; it's less tense than the one from Now, and it's highly interesting to observe...
Being completely and absolutely certain that it won't be a normal period... There, very prominent climate and natural processes, that's for sure...
You admit you haven’t interpreted it, but you’re completely and absolutely certain it won’t be a normal period? That’s not observation—it’s exactly the belief-without-study you just criticized. A full contradiction.
And what does “very prominent climate and natural processes” even mean? It’s so vague, any random weather or natural event can be pointed to later as proof you were right.
 Originally Posted by James Reynolds
Will I be wrong??? Bet!!!
Bet? You want us to gamble on a vague forecast you haven’t even analyzed yet? The only safe wager is that you’ll be back with more color-coded dramatics, tossing around “science” and “observation” like incantations, while sidestepping actual evidence and methodology.
Your posts have all the formatting of a 90s webpage, and still manage to shed less light than a solar eclipse.
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Aug 5th, 2025, 10:57 PM
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Re: A brief explanation to fafalone
So, what? Doesn't the precision of Mars, the ancient God of War, make sense to you?
Or is it just a matter of chronic luck?
If you no longer see the importance of what it means for those boulders to move things in the world, then something, forgive me, something is wrong in yours head...
I could be wrong, but I doubt it, but in about 10 days or so, when Mars moves away from forming strong angles with Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto, the tensions will calm down...
Here's - bellow - is a graph of my program, which is probably the best ever made for Astrology - the others were made for business, but they had no idea how it works. The proof is that I'm the only Astrology programmer who has ever dared to predict. The others have never predicted anything, they don't know, they just saw a market opportunity, and a chance to win. And some may have known something, but that something was from the astrology that is said out there, which is false. The one that really works is so simple and straightforward that they have I've had to thoroughly discredit it so it doesn't get out -...
This graph of my Cycles Window is key and very simple: an X-axis, a timeline, a Y-axis, angles. You choose what you want to see in what period, and there you can clearly see the key dates. Thanks to this window, I've been able to get it right approximately 85 to 90%:
Click for See:
Ciclos_Mundial_From_02-Jul-2025_To_19-Sep-2025_MarM-SatM_MarM-UraM_MarM-NepM_MarM-PluM.gif
Don't forget that I don't move planets or post anything you can't verify on any astronomy website, and if there's one thing in this world that no power can manipulate, it's the positions of the planets...
No one in this world can move the planets or manipulate their position data, because even with Kepler's simple laws, we have a very high degree of accuracy...
Mars's precision is always the highest of all the planets... It's a true Cosmic Clock...
Best regards...
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Aug 6th, 2025, 01:20 AM
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Re: A brief explanation to fafalone
It's getting funnier with every post
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Aug 9th, 2025, 09:41 AM
#69
Re: A brief explanation to fafalone
The prophecy returns, in full Technicolor.
It's like a holiday newsletter written by Nostradamus high on caffeine.
 Originally Posted by James Reynolds
So, what? Doesn't the precision of Mars, the ancient God of War, make sense to you?
Love how you start things off with the Crazy Uncle Defense. When confronted with contradictions, just invent a new argument against an invisible critic floating in the ether. Doesn’t matter what anyone actually said, just pick a fight with a voice only you can hear, ideally one that insults Mars.
 Originally Posted by James Reynolds
Or is it just a matter of chronic luck?
Sure, right between perpetual perfect coin flips and dice rolls. I'm so sick of winning!
 Originally Posted by James Reynolds
If you no longer see the importance of what it means for those boulders to move things in the world, then something, forgive me, something is wrong in yours head...
No longer see? You’re the one confusing this place for an astrology forum, and describing Mars and other celestial bodies as mystical boulders. This is exactly why you should never trash the medication your nurses give you!
 Originally Posted by James Reynolds
I could be wrong, but I doubt it, but in about 10 days or so, when Mars moves away from forming strong angles with Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto, the tensions will calm down...
Ah, yes, the classic vague cosmic prediction technique, starting with your chronic calling card disclaimer, "I could be wrong, but I doubt it." So, you’re hoping Mars does its thing but, like always, won’t name where this tension is, so you’ll never look wrong. Then you’ll wait for something in the news, anything, and claim, "I told you so." The art of predicting everything and nothing at the same time!
 Originally Posted by James Reynolds
Here's - bellow - is a graph of my program, which is probably the best ever made for Astrology - the others were made for business, but they had no idea how it works. The proof is that I'm the only Astrology programmer who has ever dared to predict. The others have never predicted anything, they don't know, they just saw a market opportunity, and a chance to win. And some may have known something, but that something was from the astrology that is said out there, which is false. The one that really works is so simple and straightforward that they have I've had to thoroughly discredit it so it doesn't get out ...
So, according to what you’ve written in the past, the "elites" have secretly mastered astrology for centuries, using it for success, while the rest of us have been stuck with watered-down, profit-driven versions of astrology. But now that the planets have perfectly aligned and brought you to us, you’re here to save the day.
For someone who claims to be the only astrologer bold enough to predict, why haven’t you made any predictions before they happen? Instead, you wait until after, scribbling like a child using colored chalk on a classroom board.
Be daring, man! How else can we know if you really have your cosmic powers in check?
 Originally Posted by James Reynolds
And as for your Cycles Window graph, it’s so complex it looks like the astronomy department at NASA took a coffee break and handed you the controls. You’ve managed to take a simple concept, astrology, and turn it into something that looks like a weather forecast for nuts. But hey, I guess that’s the elite knowledge they’re trying to keep hidden from the rest of us, right?
 Originally Posted by James Reynolds
Don't forget that I don't move planets or post anything you can't verify on any astronomy website, and if there's one thing in this world that no power can manipulate, it's the positions of the planets...
No one in this world can move the planets or manipulate their position data, because even with Kepler's simple laws, we have a very high degree of accuracy...
Thank you for another helpful disclaimer! I can now sleep soundly knowing that Mars can’t just be moved around by my neighbor to cause chaos after I accidentally scratched their car yesterday. What a relief!
 Originally Posted by James Reynolds
Mars's precision is always the highest of all the planets... It's a true Cosmic Clock...
Dammit, I just bought myself a Rolex!
 Originally Posted by James Reynolds
Best regards...
Usually how I end my comments after calling everyone stupid at the start. Not!
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Aug 9th, 2025, 10:30 AM
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Re: A brief explanation to fafalone
Well, perhaps his best regards aren't all that good?
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Aug 11th, 2025, 01:48 AM
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Re: A brief explanation to fafalone
The proof is that I'm the only Astrology programmer who has ever dared to predict. The others have never predicted anything
Speaking of predictions... so August 8th-9th came and went with absolutely nothing of abnormal importance. Prediction wrong or going to latch on to something ordinary and say it fits?
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Aug 11th, 2025, 09:40 AM
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Re: A brief explanation to fafalone
 Originally Posted by fafalone
Speaking of predictions... so August 8th-9th came and went with absolutely nothing of abnormal importance. Prediction wrong or going to latch on to something ordinary and say it fits?
 Originally Posted by James Reynolds
Well, pay attention to the next few weeks. They're pretty key, especially around August 8th and 9th, or so...
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Aug 11th, 2025, 10:57 AM
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Re: A brief explanation to fafalone
By the 5th, he was afraid nothing would happen on the 8th or 9th, so he extended it by 6 more days to the 15th, replacing Mars detonation with calm. LOL!
August 5th:
 Originally Posted by James Reynolds
I could be wrong, but I doubt it, but in about 10 days or so, when Mars moves away from forming strong angles with Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto, the tensions will calm down...
I predict he's gonna move the goalposts again for his non-predictions.
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Aug 26th, 2025, 08:42 AM
#74
Re: A brief explanation to fafalone
Oh, how did I discover this so late. I've been missing out. I particularly liked the bit where you told Shaggy that he was only pretending to be a scientist. You should definitely let his colleagues know.
I predict that there will be monumental events in January 2028. They won't be caused by Uranus, though. An anus, certainly. But not Ur one.
Edit> I also predict that this post will be the first on a new page.
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Aug 26th, 2025, 10:59 AM
#75
Re: A brief explanation to fafalone
 Originally Posted by FunkyDexter
Oh, how did I discover this so late. I've been missing out. I particularly liked the bit where you told Shaggy that he was only pretending to be a scientist. You should definitely let his colleagues know.
No, he's right about that. I'll be retiring in a couple months, so I'm become a pontificating greybeard.
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Aug 27th, 2025, 01:07 PM
#76
Re: A brief explanation to fafalone
I predict James will have around 200 shortcuts pinned to his Taskbar by the end of this year. He currently has 155 pinned there, from what I've seen in his latest YouTube video.
The man really loves collecting apps.
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Aug 28th, 2025, 05:43 PM
#77
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Re: A brief explanation to fafalone
Well, was the Mars effect seen or not?
Well, the next Mars effect, the next moment of greatest tension, when Mars makes 90 degrees to Saturn and Neptune, which will be followed by a conjunction (0 degrees) of the Sun with Mars...
Will it fail? I wish you were more scientific and put aside your prejudices, which were never science; what matters are the data, the established facts...
The next period of greatest tension will be around December 9-11, 2025, from week minus to week max, climax around the 7 to 13 december...
But it will continue in January 2026, due to the long conjunction of the Sun and Mars - They move seen from Earth at almost the same speed, which is why their effects last for almost a month -...
Note, I don't move planets nor can I change planetary ephemeris, and so it will be, because Mars doesn't fail!!!
The great danger, in any case, is in late 2027 and, above all, 2028. You'll see that...
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Aug 29th, 2025, 10:43 AM
#78
Re: A brief explanation to fafalone
"Something of arbitrary significance might happen over these weeks/months" -- this is not science.
You predicted something would occur and it didn't. Even by a highly unscientific vague standard interpreted very generously.
If you were engaged in science, you would lay out a specific claim, and provide specific criteria for evaluating it. You're not doing that. You're not engaging at all, completely ignoring my comments.
The next period of greatest tension will be around December 9-11, 2025, from week minus to week max, climax around the 7 to 13 december...
What will happen , specifically? How do we judge whether this "period of greatest tension" affects anything? Can your claim be falsified at all-- because if not, that's not science. If it can, how?
I'm being scientific here. Not dismissing it out of hand, I've been here asking you for standard, basic science, but you're not offering anything beyond labeling some weeks 'high tension'-- unrelated to science.
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Aug 29th, 2025, 01:14 PM
#79
Re: A brief explanation to fafalone
 Originally Posted by James Reynolds
Well, was the Mars effect seen or not?
Ah, you mean the “tensions will calm down” you predicted for August 5th? Still waiting…
August 5th:
 Originally Posted by James Reynolds
I could be wrong, but I doubt it, but in about 10 days or so, when Mars moves away from forming strong angles with Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto, the tensions will calm down...
Apparently reality didn’t get the memo about your cosmic schedule. Or, by your logic, does 'calm down' actually mean "peak tension"? It certainly seems that way, judging by this:
 Originally Posted by James Reynolds
Well, the next Mars effect, the next moment of greatest tension, when Mars makes 90 degrees to Saturn and Neptune, which will be followed by a conjunction (0 degrees) of the Sun with Mars...
 Originally Posted by James Reynolds
Will it fail?
Smart move to put Mars on the spot since it left you hanging the last couple of weeks. I would've kicked it to the curb!
 Originally Posted by James Reynolds
Note, I don't move planets nor can I change planetary ephemeris, and so it will be, because Mars doesn't fail!!!
That's it! Put the pressure on Mars after it failed you the last time! It should've played nice.
Anyway, glad you can’t move planets. Would hate to be your next experiment!
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Aug 29th, 2025, 02:02 PM
#80
Re: A brief explanation to fafalone
Faf, funny how he kicked this thread off like it was a private message to you, while making sure the rest of us got front-row seats to the Javier Astrology Show.
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