Commercial 2 of 3. SPDR ETF "Grocery Store" Commercial. More clues to Potential 12/25/2013 Japan Natural Disaster?

Give Up?

I know this is an open minded forum, but I'll still ask you to suspend your disbelief for the sake of possibly protecting humanity from humanity.

This is my opinionated analysis, and while I may speak in certainties, it is my humble opinion.

1. First of all, the lead actress is played by 2 characters. A robot lookalike and the actual human being. This may be the biggest stretch for some of you, so I will include helpful videos below in case you are not familiar with Japanese robotics.

The robotic female is photographed from the side. From what can be seen, to a discerning eye, her gait is noticeably different. She walks with her torso at a five to ten degree backward tilt. Her knees are slightly more bent. While Japanese robotics have made great strides, the robotic profile walk is still exemplified by a slightly accentuated knee bend and torso compensation. The standing position is exemplified by a slight knee bend and slight torso compensation.

The actress robot's walking gait and standing position is partially cloaked by the groceries she is carrying in the basket, the black pants she is wearing and the loose scarf around her neck. It should be noted that helping seniors in Japan shop was one of the first humanoid like tasks personal robots assisted humans with outside of the home.

She is filmed once more walking in the waiting line (other than after checking out). It is a front view and her gait demonstrates a slightly over-exagerrated knee bend and torso reaction.

Now watch her walk after she "checks out", her gait is naturally human. (Note, in a few years, all these distinctions will be removed through technological advancements).

Now focus above her shoulders. Contrary to what you might expect, this is where robotics has achieved nearly imperceptible human like mannerisms.
Instead of going through movement by movement analysis, I'll ask you to compare her expression pre-checkout versus the split second acknowledgement nod and smile after checking out.

Here are some examples to help you determine if you agree she might be a robot actress and later a human actress.

Remember, the robots below are at least one to two year old prototypes. The newer models are likely far superior.

After you watch the videos and review the above commercial some more, Please continue reading regarding a potential Japan disaster during Christmas 2013 (25th-26th).













Please continue to my next post (coming soon) in this thread concerning a potential disaster in Japan on December 25, 2013. In it, I'll mostly move past the robotic possibility in this video in order to analyze the clues that are given.

Last Edited by what's-up on 12/16/2013 05:21 PM

Unfortunately I just erased yesterday's continued analysis of this video. It was very long. Then I restated it, and when I pressed update the site ate it.

I'll just do a super short recap for now.

IMHO

The main idea is the plain objective of the checkout line is to get through it. The hidden meaning is to avoid "checking out" aka death. The date is given in the first three seconds. December 25, 2013. The location is Japan. The event is a 10.0 earthquake followed by a larger Tsunami then 2011, followed by radiation. Some escape. Those in the southern hemisphere make it. Those in the Northern hemisphere either die quickly from earthquake and flood, or slowly by radiation.

The next part is left over from the much longer (but accidentally deleted post).

When the lead actress is standing in front of the cash register, look on the wall behind her for another Red and White Clue.

Take the three symbols.


Drumstick, Bread, Head (Carrot)

Take the first sound from the first word, the second sound from the second word, and the third sound from the last word. "DEAD"

Last Edited by what's-up on 12/17/2013 03:35 PM

Tomorrow's analysis will be regarding this commercial, which unfortunately seems to use predictive programming regarding the same potential event.

great thread

wbb later

I'll have to analyze Part #3 later due to my error in deleting (and correcting) most of my part #2 analysis. I'll try to analyze part #3, "rabbit ears" commercial, tomorrow.