Did a time traveler contact author Pat Frank?

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PaulaJedi

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There are interesting things in the fictional book, Alas, Babylon, by Pat Frank. He described, in great detail, an area that I believe to be a safe zone. In my map, I only filled it in by state, but the author went into greater detail about the border. Obviously, nothing happened in 2015, but this is still interesting.

http://www.microsingularity.net/2015-earthquake/

Is it mere coincidence that the author of Alas, Babylon describes, in detail, areas surrounding the Madrid Fault Line, or did he know something when he wrote the book? Was the book written for a purpose other than entertainment? Was the book written to be a message to someone else or perhaps a warning about the future?

Even more interesting is that Neutrino just informed me that things were removed from the original copy of the book.

 
Yes.And Titor will do it again.
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https://www.google.com/?gws_rd=ssl#q=mr.+robot+writer (Google)
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I guess that's a hint to finish watching that series! LOL. I will hit the new Mr. Robot when I'm back from vacation.There are other strange things about Alas, Babylon, such as the color blue. I don't remember the count exactly, but "blue" was mentioned about 60ish times. (I did a search on the PDF). Why? Was Pat Frank obsessed with the color blue or did he put in the book for another reason? (Thinking out loud...)

 
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The color blue was first mentioned nearly 4500 years ago. When you think about the history of language you'll see that authors often used odd descriptions to present a visual of the color. One direct example I can think of is how Homers "The Odyssey" describes iron as violet, and honey as a variant of green. Yeah the author of "Alas, Babylon" could be obsessed with the color blue, or just not know how to properly articulate the descriptions of the shades/variants of blue that he saw.

 
I just ordered a first edition of Mr. Adam by Pat Frank for a very low price.  It's from 1946.  The reason I am interested in it is because Titor mentioned fertility problems and Mr. Adam is apparently about an accidental nuclear reactor explosion in Mississippi, not far from the power plant in Arkansas and also not far from the fault line that I've previously mentioned, and caused men to be sterile.  Also, as I mentioned before, I feel that Alas, Babylon outlined a safe zone area and am intrigued that Mr. Adam takes place in the locations I've mentioned in my theory.  Very interesting.

 
The color blue could refer to the fact that the war he wrote about took place in a predominantly blue future. Of the four colors used in parallel dimension plotting, most of the future occurs down a variation of cracked light that is red.

Most people have a WW 3 mark in their existence where they were killed, they are just not aware of it.

 
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The color blue could refer to the fact that the war he wrote about took place in a predominantly blue future. Of the four colors used in parallel dimension plotting, most of the future occurs down a variation of cracked light that is red. Most people have a WW 3 mark in their existence where they were killed, they are just not aware of it.
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What happens when they cross the mark in their lives?

 
It's a death mark on their life ball. They die and associated parallel copies of them might experience a bad dream and vague recollections.

 
As you can see in my article, I predicted the recent Italy earthquake. I was off by one year, though. I wasn't claiming to be psychic. I just used logic and new it was due. The same goes for Arkansas. It's due. Soon. Logical prediction, not psychic. I do not have dates.

http://www.microsingularity.net/2015-earthquake/

So, what would happen if one of these old nuclear power plants is destroyed by an earthquake and nuclear waste enters the rivers?

http://www.microsingularity.net/2015-earthquake-2/

Not that I expect anyone to listen.

 
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