alive, the normal person would say "Well I've been staring at these little bumps and all long enough that I was bound to find something that resembles something I'm familiar with" But instead what you're saying is "The builder of this wall must somehow have known about Bush, and was trying to tell us something through the shapes on the wall!" and then you go off and get very interested in looking at every wall you can to see if you can find similar shapes that resemble things you're familiar with, like say the Eiffel tower, a swastika, and maybe the Pillsbury dough boy! Eventually you get so convinced that these walls hold immense secrets because of all the things you've found in them that you completely ignore the fact that for every vague shape you've found there are enormous spans where nothing at al exists, you're completely ignoring all of the shapes which are completely amorphous and concentrating only on loose shapes which you've assigned value to arbitrarily.
In other words, there's nothing there. "Decoding" the bible code produces no useable or accurate information about anything, and if I worked hard enough I could construct the phrase "Lee Harvey Oswald did not kill JFK" out of Atlas Shrugged, or Watership Down or a telephone book for that matter, because all I'm doing is picking and grabbing enough random elements to spell out something that I want to see, while I completely discard everything else which doesn't fit into my plan.