As more and more milestones continue getting trampled by our absolutely astounding team of dreamers, seers, interpreters, forecasters, and linguistics analysts (okay, yeah, you got me there\u2026we only have one of those), it\u2019s probably about that time to step back, use this short break to focus in on how this whole process really works.<\/p>\n
This post will be designed for those already participating, but also those passer-by readers who\u2019ve found themselves stumbling onto this strange and somewhat eccentric website.<\/p>\n
We\u2019re going to totally bypass the history side of things and get right to the processes, but only after we cover the main goal of the NDC: The primary goal is to see the future.<\/p>\n
Perhaps too simplistic, what we actually do is attempt to clearly see humanity\u2019s highest probable futures because the future isn\u2019t absolute. We\u2019re molding and forming constantly day in and day out, and leading the charge is the collective unconscious. What are the masses of people focused on? What emotional state are we in (in general)? What agendas are being programmed in the mass psyche? All these questions are considered when peeking into the future via\u2026<\/p>\n
The NDC has developed two unique ways to predict future events: DREAMS and LINGUISTICS. This sounds fairly simple and straightforward, yet the processes that support them are rather involved and can seem very complex.<\/p>\n
So as we move through the steps and processes remember that the goal is to identify the future, and way we do this is via dreams and linguistics. So far, so simple.<\/p>\n
In this section, we look at the various types of dreams and dream prediction methods. The percentages associated with each method indicate the historical accuracy of said method. We start with the least reliable method and end with the most reliable (based on historical averages).<\/p>\n
According the Jungian view, every single dream has some element of the past and the future in it. The NDC uses this philosophy in looking at dreams. We do not psychoanalyze our dreamers, nor do we care much for the \u201cday residue\u201d (past experiences coming through in the dreams).<\/p>\n
Knowing how to parch out the past information in the dream is hard enough, but we also need enough detail from the dream in order to make a solid prediction. At the NDC, we strive to establish the WHAT, WHERE, and WHEN of a prediction, and rarely do we ever find all these elements in just one dream.<\/p>\n
Incidentally, a single, run-of-the-mill (non-intentional) dream traditionally carries less than a 10% chance of \u201ccoming true.\u201d This is based on historical data, but keep in mind that the NDC does not watch individual dreams for precognition, and therefore this number is a severely low estimate.<\/p>\n
Note that each dreamer is responsible for identifying when their dream manifest in real life AND for reporting it. Part of the explanation for the low \u201ccome-true\u201d rate is due to the dreamer either not paying attention to their dream and\/or not reporting when it comes true.<\/p>\n
It is our assumption that all dreamers have precognitive dreams. However, some people do tend to have a higher frequency for seeing the future, and there are varying levels of accuracy in each dream.<\/p>\n
Although one can learn to increase their accuracy and hit rates, we do factor in the overall accuracy of the dreamer, although with our collective-level dream analysis, the talent level can sometimes get watered down when the higher-accuracy dreams get melded into the collective analysis (more on that later). The accuracy at Level 2 is very disperse (i.e., about 5% to over 85% accuracy).<\/p>\n
Just the mere application of noticing two or more dreams with the same dream content increases the probability of \u201ccoming true\u201d to about 30-60%. The range of probability is still large here because there are more factors at play. For starters, the clearer the overlap, the higher the probability. For example, person A dreams of a bus falling off a cliff, while person B dreams of a bus falling off a bridge. The overlap is a bus falling off of something. The overlap is clear, but the congruence is a bit off. The two dreams disagree about what structure the bus falls from.<\/p>\n
The clarity and congruence does matter in terms of both how accurate the prediction is and the probability of it coming true. We want direct overlaps that are very clear about what is taking place.<\/p>\n
The NDC has found phenomenal success with various methods of dream incubation. Very simply, the dreamer intends to dream about certain future events or places or times. In Project Uno, we had a relatively small sample of people incubating dreams for a certain day, and every single one of the members received very accurate hits\/scores within about a week of that date.<\/p>\n
So Project Uno was a 100% hit rate within a fairly tight band of time, and other attempts we\u2019ve done suggest about a minimum of 75% success, although our data pool is still less than 50 test occurrences. This does not include Project August, because those fantastic results indicate level 5. Bottom line, dream incubation works.<\/p>\n
As if the dream incubation weren\u2019t enough, we have found that dream overlaps found in dream incubations are phenomenally accurate; however, even this isn\u2019t the most potent combination. Enter Dream Linguistics\u2026.<\/p>\n
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The DreamBot is a network spider that scurries across the internet looking for dreams. When it finds the dreams, it parches out administrative words and just concentrates on the actual dream writeup, honing in on the actual words that are used. It then brings it’s analysis back and produces various reports depending on what is being sought. The different mathematical algorithms determine which DreamBot version is desired.<\/p>\n
The linguistic algorithms typically spit out phrasings that seem to relate to specific events. For example, \u201cWhite House man small going\u201d from DreamBot1 directly predicted Jay Carney leaving the White House 2 weeks after the bot warned about it.<\/p>\n
We now have 5 versions of the DreamBot, and each one is designed to do slightly different things. All of them have the ability to spider the web looking for dreams. Let\u2019s go through each one separately.<\/p>\n
DreamBot1:<\/strong> Looks for raw hits and assembles the heavy hitters into a scientifically proven order. Extremely accurate but rarely provides phrases in each run.<\/p>\n DreamBot2:<\/strong> Much less accurate historically for all possible phrases. Each run typically has numerous phrases for the analyst to wade through.<\/p>\n DreamBot3:<\/strong> This version was created to map the collective unconscious. It is a great tool for various applications, but for predicting future events, it is absolutely horrendous. So far, it has a whopping zero hit rate, and thus it is on the chopping block for termination, especially since a later bot version is slated to take over the beneficial things that DreamBot3 was doing for us.<\/p>\n DreamBot4:<\/strong> This version was created to seek the highest accelerating words in the collective dreams. DreamBot4 asks, \u201cWhat words are smoking hot right now in the collective dreams?\u201d Originally, this bot version was designed to look for those dream overlaps that we were previously discussing. DreamBot4 has become so incredibly successful that we are now utilizing it daily over in the forums: http:\/\/nationaldreamcenter.com\/forum18\/forumdisplay.php?fid=4<\/a><\/p>\n DreamBot5:<\/strong> This version charts out DreamBot4 surges on a weekly or monthly layered chart. In time, clusters (or pre-determined themes) will be developed to enhance linguistics analysis just like a technical chartist would do for a stock\u2019s industry chart. It shows trends across the cluster and can easily be matched to current events.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Through much trial and testing, we have noticed that each modality can, completely by itself, accurately predict the future. However, without a doubt the most accurate way to make predictions is to blend the two modalities together. For example, if DreamBot2 might say, \u201cVirus target ill dude\u201d at the same time someone inputs a dream about a virus outbreak\u2026that would raise some eyebrows and become significant. Ideally, we would see more than just one overlap, but when one dream and one linguistics is very clear and congruent\u2026that suggests a possible headline.<\/p>\n We actually have quite a large sample of using this method. Project August used dream incubation, collective dream analysis, dream overlaps, and dream linguistic to formulate over 115 headlines intended for August 2014. Amazingly, over 90% of those headlines manifested in waking reality, and thus our blending process was born.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n The keen eye will notice a pattern here. We have ONE mission, fueled by TWO processes, and in the next segment, we\u2019ll see that the website is organized in THREE main parts. The NDC is theoretically as simple as 1-2-3, but ask any one of our DreamForecasters, and they will emphasize that the headline-generation process is far from easy.<\/p>\n Fortunately, participating in the NDC mission is very simple. Here\u2019s how you can do that, starting with the easiest and working your way up in complexity:<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n ---------- NDC Announcments ----------- <\/em><\/p>\r\n\r\n\r\n Don\u2019t miss our daily DreamBot run<\/a> which shows a brief status of the collective unconscious.<\/em><\/p>\r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n Copyright \u00a9 2014 Chris McCleary. Except for quotes, all rights reserved and any reference about this material requires a link back to this page.<\/p>\r\n\r\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" As more and more milestones continue getting trampled by our absolutely astounding team of dreamers, seers, interpreters, forecasters, and linguistics analysts (okay, yeah, you got me there\u2026we only have one of those), it\u2019s probably about that time to step back, … Continue reading <\/h1>\n
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