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If I'm reading this article correctly, it claims that there is statistically significant evidence that: 1) Precognition (at least when it comes to guessing whe
by rdamico 16y ago
If I'm reading this article correctly, it claims that there is statistically significant evidence that:
1) Precognition (at least when it comes to guessing where erotic photos will show up on a computer screen) is a real phenomenon
2) Precognition abilities are related to changes in the Earth's magnetic field
This certainly sounds hard to believe, but IF these experiments do turn out to be repeatable in the future (that remains to be seen), what effect would this have on our fundamental understanding of how the world works? It's pretty mind-blowing.
- limist 16y agoIt is (potentially) mind-blowing. Our models, understandings, and predictive capability w.r.t. time, space, matter, energy, and causality would need revising. Jobs and reputations would be lost; new theories, paradigms, technologies, and industries would be born. That's all happened before, and one can look forward to it happening again. ;)
- meinhimmel 16y agoI believe that it will have a lot of influence in how we understand time and causation. I'm not a quantum physicist or a psychologist, but that's the gist of what I'm taking from it. If you look at the study as less of a study into precognition, and more as a study of how time operates then it seems a lot more plausible.