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RE: Imagination to reality - The Real Slim Shady - 02-07-2016
(02-07-2016, 11:11 AM)mothered Wrote: Plain and simple:
Yet your capacity to do so, continues to evade you. Don't be too concerned, you will comprehend It at some point.
Your capacity to explain stuff must be absolute shit. Or you're just completely deluded. Because at no fucking point did you explain how what he described was a premonition.
(02-07-2016, 11:11 AM)mothered Wrote: I never once Implied (directly, Indirectly or otherwise), that I'm a member of staff. I merely quoted the rules, and gave my views pertaining to the comments associated with such rules. Which by the way, I have every right to do so as an awareness factor prior to using the Report function.
Either way - you arbitrarily deciding and stating that something is not permitted is acting like a member of staff. you aren't. so use the report button all you fucking like. but don't fucking tell people what is and is not allowed based on your perceived interpretation of the rules.
(02-07-2016, 11:11 AM)mothered Wrote: You have your "opinion", and very much so, are entitled to It. I have my facts as per all my aforementioned posts applicable to the discussion at my disposal.
Thanks for your opinion though. It's great to view the thoughts of others.
Do you have "opinion" in scare quotes because you know they're facts? The irony being that your "facts" per your aforementioned are ALL opinions. There isn't a single reputable source to back up your claim that the Op had a premonition. Just a TV show and your meandering "ideas" about what you think it means that you keep referencing. as if they are some how fact haha. Pro tip. Claiming something as fact, and then using those claims to back up your opinion - makes you look like an idiot.
(02-07-2016, 11:11 AM)mothered Wrote: Gentlemen, this thread has gone way off-topic. This will definitely be my last post relative to our discussion on premonition.
Sure it will be. Just like the previous 2-3 times you stated that in this thread.
(02-07-2016, 11:11 AM)mothered Wrote: I am so glad that I've cleared things up, and the definition of "premonition" has been finalized.
You really must be deluded if you think this is the case. I'm actually starting to wonder about your mental capacity. You keep saying shit like this and acting like what you say is final. I don't think you're with us here in reality.
(02-07-2016, 11:11 AM)mothered Wrote: Thank you @The Real Slim Shady for your views on the matter, I do appreciate your feedback. I do hope you can find a gateway and exhaust the correct channels to comprehend what I've documented about premonitions. I'm quite confident you will.
Views? it's not a view. It's a dictionary definition. Likewise maybe one day you'll join us back here in reality. Have you seen a doctor? should you be taking meds? I mean anyone who looks up the definition of a premonition can easily determine that what he described is not by definition a premonition. You... you seem incapable of this however. Not sure why.
(02-07-2016, 09:07 AM)OversouL Wrote: This has happened to me a couple of times in the past too, but I feel like it's all just a coincidence.
Strictly speaking it's not simply coincidence. It's also something called selection bias.
Basically - ya... there have probably been many cases where you really wanted something... and that something happened. be it a toy you wanted for christmas. a storm closing school... whatever. You start to notice - hey, i get what I want! cool!
But your mind tends to forget all the cases where you really wanted something... like to win the lottery... or again even for a storm to close school - but it did not happen. Your mind throws all that out and is like, lets just look at all the cool stuff that supports my theory. we can just forget all the data that doesn't conform to support my theory/belief.
So while it seems like to coincidence to you. It's more like random chance happening, and your brain is selectively choosing (subconsciously) to remember the facts that supports the belief that its coincidence or some how not a naturally occurring circumstance.
RE: Imagination to reality - Melody - 02-07-2016
Well I had this sort of thing once when I had work due I told myself the teachers won't be in, and they wasn't.
Still had to hand it in few days later though
RE: Imagination to reality - MochiMochi - 02-07-2016
It's not because you had a dream premonition that it will happen in real life , what did you mix marijuana and methamphetamine ?
Cogitate man !
RE: Imagination to reality - Oni - 02-09-2016
I'm sure you're psychic or something.
Spoiler:
Please tell me you don't believe in that horseshit.