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predictive programming

predictive programming noun: the deliberate manipulation of fictional media to reference planned false flags, future events, etc. as a conditioning and brainwashing tool, according to a conspiracy theory.

Noun

predictive programming (uncountable)

  1. (conspiracy theories) The deliberate manipulation of fictional media to reference planned false flags, future events, etc. as a conditioning and brainwashing tool, according to a conspiracy theory.

Questions about predictive programming

What does predictive programming mean?
Predictive programming means the deliberate manipulation of fictional media to reference planned false flags, future events, etc. as a conditioning and brainwashing tool, according to a conspiracy theory.
What part of speech is predictive programming?
Predictive programming is a noun.

Words near predictive programming in the dictionary

  1. predictive market
  2. predictive markets
  3. predictive parser
  4. predictive parsers
  5. predictive power
  6. predictive programming
  7. Predictive Shopping
  8. predictive text
  9. predictive texting
  10. predictively
  11. predictiveness

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