Look at the dot! It's PURPLE!

This was when every chick was wearing purple and starbucks brought out the purple cups and redbox changed it's color scheme to incorporate purple (and orange?)?

I hate purple. Queen color. Button pushing.

Ask the AI about it. I see this in real life.

Good she' not pregnant, bad your mate is an Alien!!

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"Around 10 p.m. Sunday (1 a.m. ET), gunman Stephen Paddock opened fire from the 32nd floor of the Mandalay Bay Resort on a crowd watching Aldean."

It was one hour before, that I made this post.


Just sayin.

Thanks for bumping.

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entangled was slated for early 2017 release, cant find ny updates anywhere, is the thing out?

Transition in progress for the dot?

Ascension...

It's yellow as of right now.

Hmm, it was green just a few minutes ago...

It's purple again!!!!!!!!

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Hello???

It's freaking purple again!

The first/last time this happened, was VEGAS!

Its blue now.
>Small network variance. Probably chance fluctuation. The index is between 90% and 95%

What does purple mean?

Not true, it's been going purple and hot pink at different times for well over 3 months now. I have pictures with dates. I believe it shows deeper emotional and intuitive on collective scale being those colors

So I just got a gypsy thought, you know those mood rings we used to wear that changes colors with mood? It could be like that, measure and collect

My bad. let me rephrase. The first time I saw it like that was right before Vegas.

I don't watch 24/7, but check often throughout the day.

It very well could have been that way previously, I apologize for the misunderstanding. ;)

Death comes.

Thread: He IS the Reaper

Thread: The Lord is coming back to wage war on all of his adversaries

I understand

A little before the Vegas, we couldn't pull up the dot for a few days, then it came back online but little 24 hr data was shown, then it went to norm. Seems like it up that way a few days before Vegas. It was nfl blowback that took place right after it came back online.

Yes, I remember that. I check it fairly often, and especially when things appear to be getting "hairy". :)

It only stayed purple for a few minutes earlier, not very long at all. But when I see it, I note it, because I thought it odd.

Thanks!

Purple would mean that whatever subject it was watching at that time all places/people were 100% in agreement on it. Maybe it was a subject that has more than once been that way and the more repetitive the agreement is over time it gets flagged as even more agreeable.

I don't know. But it's causing a variance so strong that it boarders between red and blue. I don't even know how that is possible.

Means Gupta's are going to die for failure to pay what is owed.

its green for me

Lol, I got red, and called a "dot tard".

That's funny. Great thing about being me, is I don't have to give two shits what you think of me, bucko!

MWHAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA THE DOT! now i know what they meant.

Purple means royal.

thank you for leading me to it. excellent


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Maybe they're using the dot for some new kind of predictive programming.

Maybe purple does signal tptb are about to pull some deadly shit.

i will call the dot, "the distress-o-meter" let us see what happens to it if 300,000 people all die at once and all the rest go O.O

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