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Jules Verne made a vast number of predictions through his novels.
Much like Nostradamus, Edgar Cayce, and Vanga...
But for some reason, hardly anyone talks about Jules Verne from this perspective!
And that’s a shame.
Unlike, for example, Nostradamus, Jules Verne’s predictions are clear.
In this video, you will learn that a close relative shot at Jules Verne, intending to kill him.
Listen carefully to why he wanted to kill him!
After all, this relative clearly knew more than anyone else, since family members always share secrets kept from everyone else...
It is believed that Jules Verne was from our time—that is, literally from our time (the 21st century)—and somehow ended up in the 18th century.
And these were not his fantasies, but literally a record of our modern life.
The number of his records about the future is off the charts in how completely they correspond to reality.
You CAN’T just make something up that will come true 100%.
Of course, everyone tells you that he was simply an unusual science-fiction writer.
Whether you believe it or not is your decision.
There is another similar predictor—H. G. Wells. His predictions also come true.
Even NOW, the themes of “The War of the Worlds” and “The Time Machine” remain among the most sought-after ideas in cinema.
These two “writers” even have a second official title: science-fiction prophets.
And that is, in fact, what they are.
They were the first—the founding fathers—to create the science-fiction genre.
I can say for certain that, among films in this genre, the 2002 film “The Time Machine” is my favorite.
Much like Nostradamus, Edgar Cayce, and Vanga...
But for some reason, hardly anyone talks about Jules Verne from this perspective!
And that’s a shame.
Unlike, for example, Nostradamus, Jules Verne’s predictions are clear.
In this video, you will learn that a close relative shot at Jules Verne, intending to kill him.
Listen carefully to why he wanted to kill him!
After all, this relative clearly knew more than anyone else, since family members always share secrets kept from everyone else...
It is believed that Jules Verne was from our time—that is, literally from our time (the 21st century)—and somehow ended up in the 18th century.
And these were not his fantasies, but literally a record of our modern life.
The number of his records about the future is off the charts in how completely they correspond to reality.
You CAN’T just make something up that will come true 100%.
Of course, everyone tells you that he was simply an unusual science-fiction writer.
Whether you believe it or not is your decision.
There is another similar predictor—H. G. Wells. His predictions also come true.
Even NOW, the themes of “The War of the Worlds” and “The Time Machine” remain among the most sought-after ideas in cinema.
These two “writers” even have a second official title: science-fiction prophets.
And that is, in fact, what they are.
They were the first—the founding fathers—to create the science-fiction genre.
I can say for certain that, among films in this genre, the 2002 film “The Time Machine” is my favorite.
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