The webbot has been dealt with several times, but the short version of it is that the webbot doesn't in any way have the capability to predict events. I'm not entirely sure now, but I think that the webbot respond to the most frequent topics on the web (and gather them), which is why it "predicts" many scenarios linked to 2012. It simply duplicates information already out there, and judging by the vast amount of woo woo sites out there it really isn't all that strange that the webbot occassionally drags up 2012.
As for 9/11 and Hurricane Katrina… No, neither the webbot (which only is a autonomous program) nor Nostradamus predicted those terrible events. Nostradamus didn't predict anything, he was and remains a fraud that didn't even manage to fool people during his own lifetime, and much less in his afterlife.
The funny thing with all predictions, Nostradamus and all the others, is that they aren't revealed until after the event they predicted has taken place. Why, because they didn't exist until after the event=)
Mike Poulin (guest) 18 Aug 2010 23:44