Comic Book foreshadows WTC Tragedy

vanity | David St. Hubbins

[David St. Hubbins]

I was shocked to find the panelk below in the November 2001 issue of the Adventures of Superman comic book. The comic was available at the newstand about a week before the WTC tragedy took place. Thus, the story would have been written and drawn about two months ago.

Pretty wierd, huh?

[DoughtyOne]

Larger than life objects are always the focus of media attentions. It is interesting but not that significant. You should see the album cover that was on the forum last night. The twin towers looked amazingly like real photos from this week. It was developed months ago.

[David St. Hubbins]

I think you're right about that, but it is still quite bizzare.

[DoughtyOne]

I agree. Sorry if I came off like I thought this wasn't worth mentioning. I do. It give us an opportunity to see and realize that strange things do happen that have no significance. I think that is a good thing to know about life.

[dware]

The producers of the new Spiderman movie have pulled a trailer which shows the WTC with a huge web spun between it, with a helicopter full of criminals caught in the center.

[David St. Hubbins]

I remember that trailer. I saw it a few months ago when I went to go see Final Fantasy.

[MHGinTN]

Do you think there is sucha thing as pre-cognition? ... I ask in all honesty because I do believe it is real, though a very strange phenomenon not in the least understood. It is related to the collective unconscious of C Jung's characterization, I think, and the phenomenon of Synchronicity which occurs outside of the normal boundaries of time sychronization.

[David St. Hubbins]

Do you have a link to the post with the album cover you mentioned?

[Sloth]

here is one.

[David St. Hubbins]

That's truly bizarre.

[clamboat]

You want to see a really bizarre coincidence, check out the discussion at this link, and look at the dates.

http://www.airliners.net/discussions/general_aviation/read.main/336291/4/

[ArcLight]

That is SO creepy...

[The_Republican]

Movie "Executive Decision" laid out the entire plot for what happenned on Tuesday. It is that movie where the idea that Passenger Airliner can be used as a guided missle was first introduced.

[DoughtyOne]

To: DoughtyOne

Do you think there is such a thing as pre-cognition? ... I ask in all honesty because I do believe it is real, though a very strange phenomenon not in the least understood. It is related to the collective unconscious of C Jung's characterization, I think, and the phenomenon of Synchronicity which occurs outside of the normal boundaries of time sychronization.

7 Posted on 09/14/2001 14:11:56 PDT by MHGinTN

When you get 6 billion minds on the planet working, almost all of them will be having individual thoughts, even if they are sharing an experience.  You and I see play sitting right next to each other.  We watch a person walk across the stage.  I might be enthralled in the play not allowing myself to be pulled away into a private thought.  But when you see the guy walk across the stage, he sparks a memory of a similar looking individual from your past that I haven't even met.

The available thoughts to our separate brains is limitless.  I would venture to say that a number of people having never seen the WTC have almost certainly made drawings that could be said to be a depiction of a pre-cognition, if that's what you wanted to classify it as.  Some would interpret it that way.  I would interpret it that there are so many humans that there simply bound to be coincidences.  Even in the US we have 287 million minds working on projects all the time.  They draw, paint, doodle and scribble.  I don't find it all that interesting that coincidences come along.

Is pre-cognition a fact, or do we convince ourselves that they are facts because we have fertive minds that sometimes present possibilities to us before they happen?  I don't know.  I don't rule pre-cognition in or out.

I am convinced that our minds are becoming more effective over time.  I believe that there are some things that we are probably capable of today, but simply haven't received the training to utilize.  Pre-cognitions could actually be one of those areas.

Let's consider that if anyone truly had control over their per-cognitions, they would have unlimited ability to parlay stocks, betting and other methods into a vast fortune.  Since this doesn't seem to happen even on an isolated basis, I tend to doubt that pre-cognition is an effective controlable useful or reliable reality for any of our 6 billion brothers and sisters on the planet.  Is that conclusive?  Well... no.  Heh, heh, heh.

[DoughtyOne]

Give me a little while. I'll see if I can find it.

[David St. Hubbins]

Unbelievable.

[DoughtyOne]

I haven't seen Jung's work. I don't have a perceptual understanding of his thoughts on Synchronicity and their relation to time, so I did not address that portion of your question and thoughts.

[ravingnutter]

I used to work up by an airport and the planes used to fly low over the building. Someone once asked me if I was afraid of a plane crashing into the building. I told them "Of course not...for once, all my bills would be paid (life insurance)!

[Raven6]

bump

[LoneGOPinCT]

You want to see a really bizarre coincidence, check out the discussion at this link, and look at the dates.

holy crap!