Gosh. So from the one experiment that article described, people had premonition/precognition about an upcoming event when it had 'psychological valence.' Ie. wh

Gosh. So from the one experiment that article described, people had premonition/precognition about an upcoming event when it had 'psychological valence.' Ie. when they were about to see an erotic picture, but not when they were about to see a picture from a less remarkable category (in the control experiments). What I'd be interested in is if the level of premonition success showed any difference if the next picture was being selected in real time by another person, and not by a random computer algorithm.