It’s always nice to see linguistics coming right out into the headlines. I was just recollecting about how the June linguistics predicted some new surveillance blimps going up along the East coast. The DreamBot accidentally called them “cops” even though they were officially labeled as military aircraft. Sarcastically, I asked whether that really makes a bit of difference in this militarized planet of ours.

What’s so funny and quite ironic is that the DreamBot caught these blimps ahead of time AND the border crisis ahead of time. The question is, why aren’t the Feds using this touted equipment to do what it was advertised to do (i.e., look for problems on the border)? Another waste of taxpayer money?

Unfortunately, we haven’t had time this summer to look into all the linguistics. I can only imagine what sorts of things it picked up while no one was looking. But now we’ve got some much needed help, and while we can’t promise to catch everything, you’ll most likely start seeing some fulfillment here.

For example, this one is a hit for the Period 5 dream linguistics.

Recent Linguistics

I was flabbergasted again when I saw this next connection. The first phrase in our Proj Aug Report #5 talked about something interesting coming in August:

Phrase 1A: “2014 August black first place”

Low and behold, history is being made in Proj Aug’s favorite city: Atlanta. Check this out…

Georgia making history with five black women on statewide ballot, first time in nation

By Erica Techo Wed, Jul 23, 2014 @ 5:45 pm

ATLANTA | Several black women, including elected officials and community leaders, gathered Wednesday to discuss how Georgia will make history in November. For the first time in the state and nation, five African-American women will be on a statewide ballot.

You might be asking now…if the vote takes place in November, then what does August have to do with anything? Ha! What a silly question; they go on to say…

To rally votes, the candidates and a group of elected officials will go on a bus tour beginning in August. The bus tour will start in metro Atlanta and travel to cities with a majority of registered black women voters.

…and since linguistics are intended to be either finding big universal cycles or effectively predicting future events, may we hypothesize that the winner of the November ballot in Atlanta will be a black female? That event would carry with it a DreamSeer score near 5.0 because of those last two words, “first place.”

As of now, history is being made with the 5 lovely ladies on the ballot, but the word “Place” doesn’t fit perfectly in this newsbit as it stands now. Therefore, DreamSeer 4.6 now, and we’ll have to wait until November to get the 5.0. Sound good?

I’m pretty sure this is just a prelude to more of these headlines. For the first time in lingo-land, this phrase in particular feels much more like a bigger meme to me, and we may see more of it play out in August. We’ve got a great start, though!

Linguistics Breakthrough?!

The other reason this news is so critical to our work here at the NDC is because it provides a significant data point to our DreamBot location markers.

Edgar Cayce, to the surprise of many people, warned that sometimes accidents happen, that coincidences do sometimes occur. So, is the fact that history being made inside of Atlanta any coincidence? It’s a serious question because if this connection can be made consistently, we may actually have a mode to apply locations to certain events.

It’s a longshot at this point, but we do want to always refine location and time…the two biggest beasts we have.

So, let’s put out the top cities on our linguistics for Project August and see if any connections can be made throughout August. Phoenix and Atlanta are tied for first place, Buffalo 3^rd and Ontario 4^th. Beyond that we have many other cities, but they are mostly noise level hits.

Some important notes:

1. Can locations be accurate if they have metaphoric hits (Phoenix and Buffalo have non-city hits included)? Also, would this make Atlanta more reliable than Phoenix if we know that all “Atlanta” hits are referring to only the city? I would venture to guess that 99% of Buffalo hits are for the animal as opposed to the city. I’m sure that would throw off reliability, but with dreams, you never know!

2. It would be interesting to look at where our dreamers are clustered location-wise. I could be that the bulk of them could be spread out in these four areas.

3. At one point, Atlanta and Phoenix were also very high in our non-Project August linguistics, but they have both slid to zero hits in the last few weeks.