[djf]

Interesting research paper on precognition and various psi effects. Appears to verify that they exist. Methods and statistical analysis look good to me.

[cripplecreek]

I don’t doubt it exists but I do think observation and deductive reasoning account for 80% of it. The gut feeling or intuition are a bit different.

I’m pretty good at predictimg what people I know will do but with strangers my accuracy falls way off.

[hennie pennie]

*ping*

[RegulatorCountry]

I’ll suggest that time isn’t what we think it is, and some are better at sensing these, what, leaks from the future? How could you describe it, maybe something of a shock wave? The more profound and observed the future event, the more it crosses into the present, whatever you want to call the phenomenon.

So-called “ghosts” I suspect are often the same, the past lingering or leaking into the present. A particularly traumatic event is much more prone to do so, just as a future one is.

[shibumi]

"Appears to verify that they exist. Methods and statistical analysis look good to me."

I ~knew~ you'd say that.

[6SJ7]

I think I read this already.

[piytar]

The process involved in "I think therefore I am" and human memory almost certainly involve quantuum mechanics, likely some type of entangled energy waves (just a hunch on my part, but not exactly a rare one).

Some of QM really is strange when it comes to time. Look here for one of the clearer explanations I've seen of Wheeler's Delayed Choice Experiment (a version of which has actually been performed in the real world BTW).

Given those two, some degree of psi just doesn't seem that far out of the range of the possible to me...