So what’s “good” about this decode? It’s a list of phrases with the same value. This is more impressive than just popping off two phrases with the same value. Instead of just putting out a number and letting inquiring minds wander you’ve been directed to follow the theme. The number is four digits instead of two or three. Well, sort of. We’ll get back to that. Following the theme there appears to be some kind of prediction, even if somewhat vague. And the theme is certainly evil in nature. People don’t post a whole lot of content about how pretty butterflies are or the awesome chicken sandwich they had for lunch.
Myself and the type of people I associate with who dismiss gematria for the nonsense it is are all talented enough to produce a list of equally impressive length and dedication to a theme. We just choose not to turn butterflies into murder hornets or chicken sandwiches in to adrenochrome. This list appears to be made by someone with enough talent to understand that it’s bullshit. Ultimately it doesn’t matter if they know or not. Disinformation peddlers lead the newcomer astray to get them into the misinformation spreading fold. Here is what’s wrong and the tricks used.
It’s not really 1536, it’s 256. The cipher used is the Gematrix English cipher, which is the regular cipher multiplied by six. The Gematrinator calculator labels this as the Sumerian cipher, without consent from the Sumerian government, invoking secret knowledge read from an ancient tome that Sam Raimi uses to raise demons as extras in his movies. Those familiar with that calculator get a subliminal bump for the evil theme. So, three digit not four. A bit on the higher side than normally useful, the downside being the absence of much in the way of a single word that equals 256 to match up. Hence the phrases instead of single words.
One of the dangers of putting out a list is the pitfall of using a word that has a direct antonym with the same value. As far as evidence goes that will hold up in a court of law, it becomes clear that gematria isn’t going to cut it when you choose to declare A and the opposite B is a perfectly valid option. US States don’t have direct opposites. But there’s a lot to choose from. I didn’t need to go far through the alphabetical listing of States to find a numerical match for TEXAS. Both TEXAS and DELAWARE = 69x6=414. Just try to get out of a traffic citation by claiming TEXAS means something when you could have picked DELAWARE instead, I dare you.
The Phraseshopping is mild in this list, but not nonexistent. Sometimes someone will get carried away making a phrase that forces the number and it sounds like someone who didn’t graduate from preschool. Usually these are by inserting a small word to add to the total to get to the target number. So we don’t have something like TEXAS ANTICHRIST THE SATAN PLAN (not intended to be the same total, just an example) here. But what we do have is inclusion and omission of possible key words that would change the total to an unwanted number. So it’s GEMATRIA SYNCHRONICITY, but not PERFECT SYNCHRONICITY without the “A”. Why not THE NUMERICAL PROOF instead of IT IS THE NUMERICAL PROOF. Knowledgeable critics and conspiracists can play around with substituting all kinds of similar words, addition or omission of words to force a result.
There’s a big problem at the end of the list. So they played around with phrasing the years to get to the target number. As far as a prediction goes this list is useless. If it actually happens it’s 2025 or 2030. Or if it’s not a prediction why are these on the list? Sadly, the being allowed to be wrong mentality lets a lesser mind accept that the failed prediction is OK, depending on if you’re in Texas or Delaware.
And that’s what you get with a confirmation bias based system of belief. Constant wasted time putting out vague and outright wrong material which can and does get merged into actual real life problems, muddying the waters and wasting resources.
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