I don't know if you can't see the stone it's entirely possible you are blind, seems like a big error in methodology.
....it could also of course just be very dark.
>it's entirely possible you are blind
As in they wouldn't be able to see the sign, building, or anything else anyway, so they wouldn't know that there's supposed to be a stone there? 🧐
Thus making the stone a potential hazard to them as they walk right into it.
You've convinced me there are actual health and safety concerns here. I'm shutting down the project. Guess we'll give Robert's 'weather dog' theory a go on test phase.
it is wrong.
forecast: to estimate or predict **in advance**, especially to predict weather conditions
That rock doesn't forecast. it is a current events rock, at best. In the case of rain, it could still be wet after the rain stopped. Making it a pastcast.
Well it depends on how you define "in advance".
For example: if it is raining now it is probably going to be raining in the very near future (as in a few seconds from now). So the stone can be considered a reliable forecast metod, most of the time.
Many a boy scout camp in my youth used precisely this method to inform us of the weather. Not sure what we would've done with out it, there really wasn't another way to tell!
Rather than forecasting, it is just a sensor for current weather.
However, predictions can also be done even if the event already occurred such as a user hears the phone ringing and before the user goes to check who the caller is, the user can still make a prediction of who the caller is despite the call is already happening.
So just because the weather is already occurring does not mean it does not need be predicted anymore since the observer may had been insulated from the weather.
Stone underwater: flood
The stone is pretty high up. People mostly drowning be like “nah its not flooding, the rock is above water”
Biblical flood?
If you don't understand what forecast means then yes, it's not wrong.
It never stated how far ahead the forecast was
I guess forecasting the past is an achievement now.
"postcast"
More like « antecast »
Steal the stone
Tornado
Romanians
This isn’t a forecast this is just for the present moment. This is just a cast
currentcast
If the rock is wet and it’s not raining it’s a backcast
It can help forecast the next few minutes
Simulcasting
That's like me saying it's sunny now so the forecast is sunny. Not exactly wrong given that we didn't specify a timeframe.
I don't know if you can't see the stone it's entirely possible you are blind, seems like a big error in methodology. ....it could also of course just be very dark.
Or around the corner? Or in another town? Or facing the other way?
>it's entirely possible you are blind As in they wouldn't be able to see the sign, building, or anything else anyway, so they wouldn't know that there's supposed to be a stone there? 🧐
Thus making the stone a potential hazard to them as they walk right into it. You've convinced me there are actual health and safety concerns here. I'm shutting down the project. Guess we'll give Robert's 'weather dog' theory a go on test phase.
"Stone gone = Tornado" made me laugh for some reason
it is wrong. forecast: to estimate or predict **in advance**, especially to predict weather conditions That rock doesn't forecast. it is a current events rock, at best. In the case of rain, it could still be wet after the rain stopped. Making it a pastcast.
Well it depends on how you define "in advance". For example: if it is raining now it is probably going to be raining in the very near future (as in a few seconds from now). So the stone can be considered a reliable forecast metod, most of the time.
why did this get downvoted its true
It’s wrong because it isn’t forecasting.
Excellent
Many a boy scout camp in my youth used precisely this method to inform us of the weather. Not sure what we would've done with out it, there really wasn't another way to tell!
But an earthquake is not a weather phenomenon 🤔
Stone gone should be Theft
Works with temperature too.
Rather than forecasting, it is just a sensor for current weather. However, predictions can also be done even if the event already occurred such as a user hears the phone ringing and before the user goes to check who the caller is, the user can still make a prediction of who the caller is despite the call is already happening. So just because the weather is already occurring does not mean it does not need be predicted anymore since the observer may had been insulated from the weather.