[Pharmaciest]

there's an old saying that a prophet whose predictions don't come true, is a prophet who has done his job well. cayce just may have alerted enough people to the awareness of a potential unpleasant event that we/they have chosen a more peaceful path.

so i don't think that disqualifies him at all. after all the future is plastic and there are many probabilities that we may choose from. what cayce very likely did was look at probabilities, and choose the most likely one at that point in time/space. because of our free will there's no guarantee that we will ever experience the most likely scenario, since we can choose to change it at any given time.

my friend/teacher bob childers, (who wrote the ra study guide) once told me/us that it's similar to a computer with it's default settings. we are free to make any choice we want to, but if we do not choose, we will get the default settings. so if we all go with 'default settings' we will always experience the most likely scenario at any given time. on the other hand we can choose another probability at any time.