Any Evidence of Authentic Predictions?

[RhiannonsMoon]

Originally Posted by CapnG

Precognition violates basic temporal mechanics. Let's say I'm "psychic":

- I make a prediction with a negative outcome (eg. "You will be struck by a bus on thursday.")
- The person in question makes changes to negate that outcome. (eg. He takes the subway)
- The event does not occur.

Precognition violates the basic logic and ability of acceptance of those who do not believe in it.

I told a woman that her nephew needed to be cautious on his way to work. That he would be struck from the right side by a car.

Neither the woman, nor her nephew believed or accepted that precognition was valid.

She said to me "S___ walks to work, he can't possibly have an accident"

I was watching the local news 3 weeks later; and there on the screen was a photograph of this prominent local attourney; who had been walking to work.

Crossing the bridge between twin towns, he neared the end of the bridge, a car lost control, went up onto the pedestrian sidewalk of the bridge, hit him in the right side and broke his right leg, right arm, a number of ribs, and his right side jaw.

When he was back at work, he would come to the shop where I worked as a manager, for a friend who needed some short term help. He would stand at the window and look at me.

This 100% skeptic was very upset, because I had shattered his logic, a logic he had been comfortable with all of his life.

I do not accept money or favors or gifts for what I do. It cost me nothing, and I have been this way since I was 3 years of age. I only give information to those I am guided to. Life is important, and at times it needs protecting.

[Experiencer7]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Precogn...nical_evidence

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Precogn...y_and_research

http://amath.colorado.edu/index.php?...near-phenomena

http://amath.colorado.edu/index.php?...and-statistics

http://www.anthonypeake.co.uk/pages/daemon.htm

http://mostuseful.co.uk/component/co...&print=1&page=

http://www.mentalhelp.net/poc/view_d...ype=doc&id=422