The Future French Scientists and the choice of events

If we would take it for granted that the prophecies of Nostradamus are the result of a future science experiment, then what factors would influence the nature of these messages.

• Who would be these scientists? where would they live? in which country and city would they reside? what language would they speak and what kind of information would they like to send?
• Whom would they work for? Where would the funding come from? Would they be working for the military? or rather for a University? Would they be working in a small laboratory or in a large research complex underground?
• The scientists would probably want to send information that excites the receiver and motivates him to participate in their 'little' time travel experiment. Therefore information that relates to the prophet, his country, his people and his own future seem to be most suitable.

What would be a main event that would be worth mentioning in the resulting book of predictions?

A famous local country singer that falls of a roof in St. Remy in France might make a better 'main event' than the 9-11 terrorist attack in New York.

The declaration 'main event' is relative and up to the creators of the content. Since we presume that the creators/senders of the prophecies are French, we should analyze any possible selection of events from a French perspective. How would future French scientists describe the current events? Looking at the relationship between France and America, it can be said that they have not always been the greatest of friends. The war in the Middle East and the refusal of participation by the French has not improved the friendship between the two nations. In fact the war has caused a negative economic impact on French products. The sale of French wine for instance has dropped in the United States.

If this trend continues then the French have no much reason to feel friendship with the Americans. Future French scientists will be aware of this. The relationship between 9-11, the war in Iraq, French wine and the French economy might influence the choice of events that future French scientists might want to send to the past.

If future French scientists would included predictions about 9-11, Afghanistan, Iraq, Bill laden, Sadam Hussein, etc. then they would probably describe those events from a French point of view.