Just for Fun
In a sense, NCSWIC is an a priori (i.e., meaningless) statement, akin to "All red items are red": a true statement, but not one providing any information.
Why? Because whatever comes did come; so by definition nothing stopped it.
Everything that didn't come was able to be stopped or otherwise not exist.
Always, nothing can stop what is coming. Because what could be and is stopped doesn't come and so can't be "what is coming".
Note, this is just fun word play, since we know what Q meant by NCSWIC: Something (the "What" in NCSWIC) is going to occur in the FUTURE; and this is a certainty NOW.
EDIT: fixed acronym
Just for Fun
In a sense, NCSWIC is an a priori (i.e., meaningless) statement, akin to "All red items are red": a true statement, but not one providing any information.
Why? Because whatever comes did come; so by definition nothing stopped it.
Everything that didn't come was able to be stopped, or otherwise not exist.
Always, nothing can stop what is coming. Because what could be and is stopped doesn't come and so can't be "what is coming".
Note, this is just fun word play, since we know what Q meant by NCSWIC: Something (the "What" in NCSWIC) is going to occur in the FUTURE; and this is a certainty NOW.
EDIT: fixed acronym
In a sense, NCSWIC is an a priori (i.e., meaningless) statement, akin to "All red items are red": a true statement, but not one providing any information.
Why? Because whatever comes did come; so by definition nothing stopped it.
Everything that didn't come was able to be stopped, or otherwise not exist.
Always, nothing can stop what is coming. Because what could be and is stopped doesn't come and so can't be "what is coming".
Note, this is just fun word play, since we know what Q meant by NCSWIC: Something (the "What" in NCSWIC) is going to occur in the FUTURE; and this is a certainty NOW.
EDIT: fixed acronym
In a sense, NCSWIC is an a priori (i.e., meaningless) statement, akin to "All red items are red": a true statement, but not one providing any information.
Why? Because whatever comes did come; so by definition nothing stopped it.
Everything that didn't come, something could stop.
Always, nothing can stop what is coming. Because if it could be and is stopped, then it doesn't come and thus can't be "what is coming".
Note, this is just fun word play, since we know what Q meant by NCSWIC: Something is going to occur in the FUTURE, and that is a certainty NOW.
EDIT: fixed acronym
In a sense, NCSWIC is an a priori (i.e., meaningless) statement, akin to "All red items are red": a true statement, but not one providing any information.
Why? Because whatever comes did come; so by definition nothing stopped it.
Everything that didn't come, something could stop.
Always, nothing can stop what is coming. Because if it could be stopped, then it wouldn't come and thus wouldn't be "what is coming".
Note, this is just fun word play, since we know what Q meant by NCSWIC: Something is going to occur in the FUTURE, and that is a certainty NOW.
EDIT: fixed acronym
In a sense, NCSWIC is an a priori (i.e., meaningless) statement, akin to "All red items are red": a true statement, but not one providing any information.
Why? Because whatever comes did come; so by definition nothing stopped it.
Everything that didn't come, something could stop.
Always, nothing can stop what is coming. Because if it could be stopped, then it wouldn't come and thus wouldn't be "what is coming".
Note, this is just fun word play, since we know what Q meant by NCWIS: Something is going to occur in the FUTURE, and that is a certainty NOW.