Future Sight
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ShaggyJebus wrote...
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I agree. This is actually a good way to test this, and would show some proof in the ability to "dream the future".
I'd like to try it myself, but I'm to busy to worry about it. If I dream a dream of getting hit by a bus, than I'll worry... and avoid buses. Till than, I'm not going to worry about it.
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I recently had some problems with that ability .... it kinda faded away and disappeared for a while .... and recently it came back a hell lot stronger .... It resonated in my head for several hours .....
about the test writing down the dreams .... to make it reasonable and consistent we would require at least 50 to 100 days of dream writing and memorization to get a proper confirmation .... that would actioly make it hard thus we sometimes cant remember the dreams ....
about the test writing down the dreams .... to make it reasonable and consistent we would require at least 50 to 100 days of dream writing and memorization to get a proper confirmation .... that would actioly make it hard thus we sometimes cant remember the dreams ....
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When I went to my first anime/manga convention, I got a case of deja vu when walking around by myself. I realized that the environment I was standing in had appeared in a dream some ten years beforehand. Granted, it's not really future sight if you can only recognize things after they have happened, but it was an interesting event to be sure.
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The problem with this deja vu thing is that it's an illusion.
People will dream something and over time forget bits and pieces of it and then something happens that is maybe a fraction of a bit similar and they change what they remember of their dream to fit the situation.
Also by focusing so much on something that you believe will happen you can actually make it happen by force.
If someone thinks in the future they will die by a car accident every time they get into a car they will become paranoid and they might actually cause the accident on purpose.
Humans have fragile minds which can be easily fooled.
People will dream something and over time forget bits and pieces of it and then something happens that is maybe a fraction of a bit similar and they change what they remember of their dream to fit the situation.
Also by focusing so much on something that you believe will happen you can actually make it happen by force.
If someone thinks in the future they will die by a car accident every time they get into a car they will become paranoid and they might actually cause the accident on purpose.
Humans have fragile minds which can be easily fooled.
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I got a lot when I was young. Recently, it happened a lot, too. When I was young I dreamed of my friend getting hit by a cane, and the next day, he really did. I thought it was just a normal thing, since he is a troublemaker, but then things started coming true one after another. I was kind of shocked, too.
I do not think it's Deja Vu. I do not believe it happened before and happens again. I ones dreamed of playing a game called Persona. When I was young, Persona 3 didn't even exist. So how should you explain that?
My stepmother told me that perhaps it was human's sixth sense. As for human's brain being weak, I suppose I have to agree, but not quite. It depends on the person. If the person is weak-willed, she or he might believe what they wanted to believe... Which is one of the human's weaknesses.
I do not think it's Deja Vu. I do not believe it happened before and happens again. I ones dreamed of playing a game called Persona. When I was young, Persona 3 didn't even exist. So how should you explain that?
My stepmother told me that perhaps it was human's sixth sense. As for human's brain being weak, I suppose I have to agree, but not quite. It depends on the person. If the person is weak-willed, she or he might believe what they wanted to believe... Which is one of the human's weaknesses.
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Akuto989 wrote...
I got a lot when I was young. Recently, it happened a lot, too. When I was young I dreamed of my friend getting hit by a cane, and the next day, he really did. I thought it was just a normal thing, since he is a troublemaker, but then things started coming true one after another. I was kind of shocked, too.I do not think it's Deja Vu. I do not believe it happened before and happens again. I ones dreamed of playing a game called Persona. When I was young, Persona 3 didn't even exist. So how should you explain that?
My stepmother told me that perhaps it was human's sixth sense. As for human's brain being weak, I suppose I have to agree, but not quite. It depends on the person. If the person is weak-willed, she or he might believe what they wanted to believe... Which is one of the human's weaknesses.
I already explained it with my post above. Even if you don't want to accept it too bad because that is how it is.
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My stepmother told me that perhaps it was human's sixth sense.
I believe u man. there are many things that cannot be fathomed by primitive brains in our world .... and this is one of them.
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Sin1386 wrote...
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My stepmother told me that perhaps it was human's sixth sense.
I believe u man. there are many things that cannot be fathomed by primitive brains in our world .... and this is one of them.
Yah just like the leprechaun who fetches my newspaper every morning and that pen making fairy who is always replenishing my lost supply of pens.
Yup if you cannot find an answer to something *sarcasm on* it is perfectly logical to make up your own and treat it as fact. *sarcasm off*
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Ironytaken wrote...
Sin1386 wrote...
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My stepmother told me that perhaps it was human's sixth sense.
I believe u man. there are many things that cannot be fathomed by primitive brains in our world .... and this is one of them.
Yah just like the leprechaun who fetches my newspaper every morning and that pen making fairy who is always replenishing my lost supply of pens.
Yup if you cannot find an answer to something *sarcasm on* it is perfectly logical to make up your own and treat it as fact. *sarcasm off*
Even better, he finds it funny that we're "skeptical" and don't take everything at face value. Remember that thread where he admitted that irrationality was forced down his throat? It's showing.
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Ironytaken wrote...
Humans have fragile minds which can be easily fooled.To be honest, I actually prefer not to think that. It's a slippery slope. You could conceivably throw all your memories together as being completely fictional and that nothing in your memory ever really happened in the first place. It's not like we can control what our subconscious does in its free time.
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ZeroOBK wrote...
Ironytaken wrote...
Humans have fragile minds which can be easily fooled.To be honest, I actually prefer not to think that. It's a slippery slope. You could conceivably throw all your memories together as being completely fictional and that nothing in your memory ever really happened in the first place. It's not like we can control what our subconscious does in its free time.
But what I said is true.
My grandmother has dementia and will sometimes think she's 40 years back in time. She will think I am my uncle and my mother is her sister. She sometimes fabricates memories of her own that never happened. She truly believes these memories are from events that actually happened. She even once thought there was a man watching her through the window.....
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Ironytaken wrote...
But what I said is true.I'm not arguing that, I'm just saying that in this case I prefer the "ignorance is bliss" ideology.
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Rbz wrote...
Ironytaken wrote...
Sin1386 wrote...
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My stepmother told me that perhaps it was human's sixth sense.
I believe u man. there are many things that cannot be fathomed by primitive brains in our world .... and this is one of them.
Yah just like the leprechaun who fetches my newspaper every morning and that pen making fairy who is always replenishing my lost supply of pens.
Yup if you cannot find an answer to something *sarcasm on* it is perfectly logical to make up your own and treat it as fact. *sarcasm off*
Even better, he finds it funny that we're "skeptical" and don't take everything at face value. Remember that thread where he admitted that irrationality was forced down his throat? It's showing.
@ irony :
dude, not everything u heard is Real BUT not everything u heard is Not Real.
and everybody knows that Leprachaun ( the green midget and the hairy one) is fukken fake...... =__=
@ RbZ :
yes ure right u guys are dead funny. no seriously.
its like trying to show u that mosquito bite behind ur neck. u can scrath it, u can feel it, but u just cant see it.
unless u can turn 360 like that exorcist chick.
and u remember the thread when u ask me to prove it, and just when im trying to then u back out ?
btw, whats so Irrational about having religion ?
its not like u gotta pay a monthly member's fee.
it's totally free. and in the end even IF ure wrong about the after life, then at least u try to live ur live in fear of God.
but, if u live not believing in God and ure Wrong about it in the end.....
well ure screwed.
IMO irrational is :
- substituting drinking water to soda or beer
- considering 95% of the world population to be irrational
- always seeking "smart" answers to everything, yes u proly think u figured out the "how" factor, but u'll never get the "why" factor.
etc2.
so in the end, Irrationality is relative.
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Sin1386 wrote...
then u back out ?Because you're hopeless, as your post has once again proven. If you want to completely redefine rationality, it's cool, too bad your credibility will be nil.
