Retro Thursday

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Instead of just talking about the Golden State versus Cleveland game and limited other new material available I thought it would be fun to remind them that there’s lots of old misinformation out there that needs to be edited, deleted or ignored.  Since I found this early on and date numerology which isn’t even gematria is so abundant this seemingly simple post works.

August 31, 2015 is the first date in 2015 with 74 for date numerology.  It most certainly is not.  Maybe back in 2015 before the Gematrinator calculator it was, but things always change to make it easier to find matches.

So let’s start with what in practical usage doesn’t count but could.  This may have been used and slips by, but I can’t be everywhere and so it might happen.  It’s certainly not common.  Invoking the mirror image rule of numbers in gematria 47=74 makes January 11, 2015 the first date in 2015 with 74 numerology.

Now let’s turn to what would be less illogically defined as 74 date numerology that does appear.  Now with the oh so handy calculator on the screen anytime the date duration tool shows 74 that is officially date numerology of 74.

That makes March 15th the first 74 of the year.  The 74th day of the year.  Very convenient that historically this date bears significance as it’s the Ides of March and impossible to bring up as date numerology.  The original August 31, 2015 story is just wrong.  It probably should have been known ahead of time that this 74th day has been used.  This isn’t a big deal by itself so much as it is a building block towards the ultimate problem with gematria date numerology.

The next building block in the chain is the real purpose of this web page, the easy access to date durations.  This didn’t really start in earnest until 2017 so the original post didn’t utilize that info.  Spans don’t need to be limited to the number of days and the generally accepted calendar demarcations are all used.  Days, weeks, months and years including combinations.  And dropping zeroes.  And the occasional rounding because close enough always counts in a pinch, especially if you went out of your way to try and predict that an upcoming date is significant because of such a span.  So if the goal is to find a 7 and a 4 next to each other, and we’re looking for the first date in 2015 we need to see 7 weeks, 4 days.

This makes you think that the first date in 2015 is February 23rd.  That dismisses the first big cheat.  There’s the Include End Date? checkbox that defaults to no.  Every day automatically is a span of two days, or even four since at times the start date has been “close enough”.  But mostly just the end date, so by common usage the first date in 2015 with 74 numerology is February 22nd.

But that’s just a building block.  The real problem is the START DATE.  When you first look at an August 31st END DATE it’s natural to assume that January 1st, 2015 is the start date.  Nothing stops them from using any other date.  There’s no such thing as a story that says, “This looks like it’s a hoax, but the date numerology doesn’t work and that suggests it’s for real.”  The first thing you do when January 1st doesn’t work, with or without the end date inclusion, is to futz around with other dates.  You already know the end date, the ball game was played yesterday or today.  The porn actress died yesterday.  There’s absolutely nothing stopping anyone from insisting that this is a tribute to some event in the past with a date other than January 1st.  The most common is birthdays and I’m pretty sure that’s the first thing to check.  Then after that compare similar events to each other, Parkland=Dunblane or Grenfell fire=California wildfires.

And there we have the start of lamprey argument chain.  Parkland/Dunblane seems logical.  Are wildfires really close enough to building fires?  Why not wildfires=Guy Fieri homophobia and a tribute to the death of the creator of the gay pride flag?

Because of the goal is to find a match in dates somehow, history doesn’t forget.  Every number is evil.  Every day of the year is evil somehow.  Trust me on this one without doing research.  There are 365 or 366 days in a year and I promise you something bad happened on every date.  Sure there’s synchronicity.  If you can’t find date synchronicity out of a start date of every day of the year you’re an idiot.