Predictions

This is strictly a matter of opinion, among celebrities or others.

There are many candidates, many big imperialist nations have been genocidal to unbelievable levels (British, Spanish, Americans), from WWII we know that Germans, and especially Austrians are extremely vile (but not as vile as Croatians, who were champions of barbarity for centuries, and their Ustashe nazi collaborators killed hundreds of thousands of people with cruelty that surpasses anything that happened in Holocaust). If you count lack of meaningful contributions to society, than there are a few nations to look to, but if you look at a combination, perhaps the worst nation in the world is Albania.

Albania is for at least 100 years the most backward part of Europe. It is also center of drug smuggling, people and organ trafficking, and has the most primitively barbaric mafia on the continent. Barbarity, terrorism (many Muslim Albanians are linked to Al-Qaeda) and lack of contributions to humanity mark them as truly the lowest scum that walks the Earth.

Its just common sense if there is a big hill with only a little bit or no grass and there was a horrible rain that will probobly cause a mudslide.

This is done primarily with oranges and fruit trees and they not only spray water but turn on fans and have smudge pots. These items bring up the temperature around the plant so they don't freeze.

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The strongest 14 year old boy is currently in Australia, Queensland. His name is Ashley Dwyer-Talarek, born on June 27th, 1995.

He lifts weights every day to keep fit and strong. Ashley got the inspiration by Arnold Schwarzenegger at 12 years of age and plans to lift weights for almost all of his life.

A prediction.

There are flying cars now. Google "Flying Cars".

To make predictions about specific cases in science, one typically needs a foundational understanding of scientific principles, methodologies, and relevant theories. This includes knowledge of statistics for data analysis, familiarity with the scientific method for hypothesis testing, and an understanding of the specific domain, such as biology, chemistry, or physics. Additionally, one should be able to interpret empirical data and recognize patterns to draw informed conclusions. Contextual knowledge about the specific case being examined is also crucial for accurate predictions.

There are too many variables and unknown factors.

The moon has an effct on our tidal system which thereafter has an effect on the ecosystem

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To paraphrase some famous football coach, prediction is really difficult - especially about the future. Fashion in women's clothing doesn't really have a "trend"; it jumps all over sort of unpredictably.

The one constant is that in order to be fashionable, you have to buy all new clothing. If it did not, then fashion designers wouldn't be able to charge so much money.

How accurately do you think the future size of a population can be predictes what information might be needed to make a prediction

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It means to state that a certain thing will happen in the future.

Predictions are not always accurate due to inherent uncertainties in the data and the complexity of the systems being analyzed. Factors such as incomplete information, random events, and changes in underlying patterns can lead to discrepancies between predicted and actual outcomes. Additionally, models may rely on assumptions that don't hold true in real-world scenarios, further affecting accuracy. Lastly, human bias in data interpretation can also skew predictions.

The quote basically means that in order to see the future, you must be an active participant in the present and to work to shape the future to how you want it to be.

It depends on the context and how it is done. It could just be called predicting, but it could also be called prophecy.

Something that repeats in a predictable way is called a pattern.

Meteorologists use satellites, radar, current weather patterns, several tools (such as weather balloons or weather planes), etc. to predict the weather.

Something that is expected, especially on the basis of previous or known behaviour

Yes, theories are used to make predictions by offering explanations of observed phenomena and providing frameworks for understanding how a system works. By using theories as a guiding framework, scientists can predict how a system will behave under certain conditions based on the principles outlined in the theory.

I Predict was created in 1982.