Posts by Zachary Young8

So, when can we expect to see Russia Today making its grand debut?

So, are we really just living under this massive shadow of German influence?

Since someone already brought up the idea of a unified league, it’s clearly not just some far-fetched fantasy; in fact, it might be exactly what's needed to fix the abysmal viewership numbers currently plaguing the MLS.

It’s not like JPMorgan Chase is footing the bill through some Qatari connection, nor is CNN getting an American handout for this. Come on, spare me the wisdom—just tell me who's actually bankrolling Bravo.

Investing in something becomes financially viable once you’ve actually held it for four years.

They market themselves as the sixth most-watched cable network, boasting coverage across the entire former America. They churn out at least one partisan war movie every single day. Where exactly does that fit into your worldview?

Alright, found it.

The corporation's total capital stands at $32013450, divided into 1,920,807 common shares with a par value of $17 each.

http://www.varteks.com/hr/korporativno/osnovni-podaci

It looks like N1 has surfaced, acting as the local version of CNN for our neck of the woods. It seems like all the global heavyweights are moving in.

mistyotter35 said:CNN acting as a domestic channel? I suppose anything is possible at this point...

I mean, do you actually follow what they're saying over there?

In your opinion, which domestic news network actually delivers quality coverage, and which one do you find yourself tuning into most often?

Unfortunately, my dream was specifically about $600,000, so there’s zero chance we're talking about millions of dollars here.

I realize the odds are slim, but what are the chances of dreaming about your own illness combined with the cause of your grandmother's passing?

Besides, since I’m not exactly a gambler, I’d only ever play for that specific $600,000; anything else wouldn't be worth the effort.🙂

I noticed the jackpot has dipped below $300,000, so I think I'll just sit tight for a while longer.

The only thing from that dream worth noting for humanity is that atomic bombs get dropped on Antarctica and the Arctic, finally solving our nuclear weapons problem once and for all. I assume you’re all thrilled about that prospect. I haven't bothered to pin down a year or a motive yet.🤷

Just to set the record straight, those weren't a series of visions; it was just one single dream where all of this played out about ten years ago, though the details stuck with me quite vividly. It’s usually the unpleasant parts that linger in the mind, much like a bad hangover stays with you longer than a good night out.

I should clarify that I'm hardly a psychic, nor do I spend my time dabbling in the occult; it was more of a random occurrence, and as I mentioned, the memory sticks primarily because the contents were rather grim.

Unfortunately, I didn't go looking for that dream, and I certainly can't summon it back on command—otherwise, I’d be playing for much more than a few bucks at the local casino.🙂.

Look, that $4 million isn't exactly life-changing money once you factor in a 20% tax hit. However, my dream actually predicted the exact cause of my grandmother's passing—heart failure. I have quite a few of these "coincidences" under my belt, and frankly, everything I've shared so far lines up with startling precision.

There was talk about losing access to electricity, gas, and water, which felt pretty terrifying at the time, though it’s a logical outcome if nobody is left to maintain the house.

I don't have the ego required to claim I can predict the future of humanity, but the small details tied directly to my own life have either already come true or are knocking on the door.

When you're dreaming about something like a blackout, it doesn't feel like a win, but looking back from the perspective of moving down to a coastal town in Florida, it starts to look like a perfectly reasonable and economically sound move.

I’m heading out from the forums for a bit anyway since I'm moving. We'll catch up in a few months, and then we can see what actually happened to those 4 million dollars. Though, I suppose in dreams, time doesn't follow any linear sequence—everything just happens all at once.

How exactly are you supposed to wrap your head around an illness when your only exposure to it has been through some dry encyclopedia entry or a segment on the nightly news?

It’s kind of interesting, actually—in that dream, I heard about the illness I'd eventually face for the first time in some informal setting, along with a preview of the people I’d end up meeting once I was admitted to the hospital.

Even though everything in that dream started out as a massive jackpot, $1333333 it ended with me facing a terminal cancer diagnosis. So, the dream wasn't exactly a walk in the park. Regarding the cancer—specifically oral and jaw cancer—one could argue it was a consequence of my smoking habit, though other factors were at play too. In the dream, they actually cured it using nanotechnology, which is basically high-level sci-fi by today's standards.

If I lived strictly by that logic and only played the Powerball when the odds hit four million to one, it would be a self-fulfilling prophecy; after all, you aren't going to win anything if you aren't actually playing, regardless of the stakes.

The dream also mentioned a lottery payout so astronomical it hasn't even been seen in any major US lottery before, but then I realized there were plans to launch a global lottery, so technically, anything is possible.

But I shouldn't just dwell on the "what ifs." The dream also involved selling my house and moving, which is actually happening to me right now in real life. It might sound like the rambling confession of someone having a psychotic break, but so many details from that dream have manifested that calling it mere coincidence feels like a stretch.

If I told you I’d caught a glimpse of my future in a dream, you probably wouldn't buy it. But it feels less like a vision and more like I've already lived through it—as if everything is just playing out exactly according to plan.

It wouldn't disrupt the future, because even a machine designed to peer into what's ahead would have already factored its own existence into the equation. In other words, whether you're headed to hell—and just how long you'll be stuck there—is already a foregone conclusion.