[WilliamofCarmichael]

And there's Global Consciousness Project's network of 37 random event generators (REG) devices called "eggs" placed around the world.

"We do not know how the correlations that arise between electronic random event generators and human concerns come to be, and yet, the results of our analyses over the past three years repeatedly indicate such correlations."

For example those REG devices went a little nuts just prior to the time of the 9/11/01 hijackings and continued their significant departure from expectation for a few days afterward. Why? "There is no obvious answer."

http://noosphere.princeton.edu/terror.html

Maybe some people are "egg"heads?

[BluH2o]

Well, I’m a walking testimonial to someone who can’t see into the future ... I prove it consistently in the stock market.

[unixfox]

I predict that every computer will at some point, crash.

Does this certify me as a prophet now?

[Kevmo]

These guys remind me of the scam where someone put want-ads in the paper and predicted that team A would win over Team B at the same time as another ad saying the opposite. He did the same thing again & again until about 5 times through, he had “predicted” a remarkable streak and then would charge 3 or 4 thousand dollars for the next prediction. If these scientists went back to the beginning of the story, they’d be taking Xrays of the brains of people who turned out to simply be lucky, but they’re coming in at the end of the story and they’re convinced there’s something here. Kinda like Targ and Puthoff at SRI.

[vietvet67]

http://www.edgarcayce.org/edgar-cayce1.html

[timsbella]

Great book on a practical level is the Gift of Fear. It’s all about trusting your gut, and it can be a lifesaver. Thanks for posting this fanfan.

[sten]

strangely ... i've heard this material before... hmmm

(this is an older experiment)

[reagan_fanatic]

I had a premonition that I’ll be mowing the lawn this afternoon (dammit!!)

[Defiant]

Bierman explains, is that 'the future has implications for the past'.

Chief Justice Roberts made this point in a recent dissent.

[#1CTYankee]

I predict gas prices will continue to rise, the Democrats will continue to make asses of themselves and my wife will have a headache tonight.

Anyone want to know the outcome of the next general election just FReepmail me and I'll tell you where to send the check.($500,00 non-refundable.)

[sportutegrl]

My Spidey Sense is tingling.

[Old Professer]

Then how did global warming sneak up on us?

[zeugma]

I think there is something to this. If reliable methods of quantifying what is now considered to be ‘paranormal’ can ever be developed, it will have vast implications to science, medicine, and many other areas of life.

[theFIRMbss]

Am I the Only One who is sick and tired of "I'd Hit It"?

[gcruse]

I’ve had ‘premonitions’ that I announced ahead of time quite a few times in my life, and they were fulfilled. Can’t predict when they will come or how trivial/serious they are, but it’s happened too much to be impossible.

[kalee]

ping

[isom35]

I could use some help with the Derby’s superfecta.

[Redcloak]

Vuja de: The strange, inexplicable feeling that you’ve never been here before.

[Finny]

mark

[ladyrustic]

My mother is the one in the family with these kinds of premonitions: The night before JFK was assasinated, she dreamed that he was shot and killed, and the dream was so intense she woke up weeping... Weird.