[ichabod1]

I believe some of us may possess a highly refined sense of logic, much of which operates subconsciously, and my be able to draw conclusions based on extended projections of cause and effect.

Along these same lines, it's occurred to me that when I throw a ball, for example, I am performing a highly complex calculus and instructing a myriad of muscles to carry out the results of that calculus, and I'm doing it without even conciously thinking about it. The same thing could be happening.

One little paranormal piece has always intrigued me. It's when you're thinking about calling someone on the phone and then it rings and it's the person you were thinking about calling.

[JCEccles]

One little paranormal piece has always intrigued me. It's when you're thinking about calling someone on the phone and then it rings and it's the person you were thinking about calling.

I've had this happen when the other person dialed my number and phone didn't even have a chance to start the ring sequence. I just picked up the phone and started dialing dt-dt-dt-dt-dt-dt-dt only to hear the person I was calling say, "Hello? Is someone on the line? I didn't hear the phone ring."

[fanfan]

One little paranormal piece has always intrigued me. It's when you're thinking about calling someone on the phone and then it rings and it's the person you were thinking about calling.

Yes, or you think of someone you haven't seen in years, and then run into them a few days later.

That happens to my husband all the time, and he doesn't believe in "this stuff" at all.