Sixth Sense

[22lcidw]

No ESP is not possible. The name gives it away. We don't receive any information that doesn't come to us via our senses. These tales of ESP are all just coincidences or products of our subconscious.

There are evolution theories. There are people who sense or hear things that may drive them crazy. Governments supposedly do research on this, and it has military and civilian applications. Also, we supposedly have technology that puts thoughts from those who control it into people's heads. A good way to control or cause divisiveness on the population.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

Birds have a magnetic sense.

Fish have an electric sense

Right. Then neither would be "extra sensory", right?

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

Also, we supposedly have technology that puts thoughts from those who control it into people's heads.

Unless those people can see the future... then no dice.

 

[22lcidw]

Unless those people can see the future... then no dice.

It can screw up the present. All these waves. just looked up EMF. Radiation emitted from waves generated from devices. Mess with the human system.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

It can screw up the present. All these waves. just looked up EMF. Radiation emitted from waves generated from devices. Mess with the human system.

Uh..... wut

No.

 

[scruffy]

Unless those people can see the future... then no dice.

Let's back up a step.

The predictive capability is fundamental to human existence. We can predict "a little" into the future - like, tracking a moving target, or playing ball. The question is "how far" into the future can we safely predict, and "how much" can we predict.

If someone "intuits" that something will happen, it's a prediction and it comes from inside, it's extra-sensory that way.

The brain process that does this, operates on the edge of criticality (google "critical brain theory"), which means small influences have a big effect.

It is probably "theoretically possible" to influence our brains this way, criticality involves long distance interactions and etc

 

[ScorpioRising007]

ESP, whatever you want to call it, is it scientifically possible? I'm just curious because sometimes I seem to know things are about to happen or have happened without anybody telling me or any logical explanation.

There are a lot of things that intuitively our minds seem to figure out on the subconscious level. People call it a gut instinct or a sixth sense. We may not be aware of what are mind is trying to tell us on a conscious level, but subconsciously our mind has figured out a problem or situation we are trying to solve.

 

[Blues Man]

IMO ESP is not anything but your brain noticing something without your conscious awareness and giving you an instant reaction that you are conscious of.

We take in far more information that we have no conscious awareness of than we do with any conscious effort we can put forth, And let's face it we are on autopilot most of the time anyway.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

If someone "intuits" that something will happen, it's a prediction and it comes from inside, it's extra-sensory that way.

That's called "chance", though.

 

[JustAGuy1]

ESP, whatever you want to call it, is it scientifically possible? I'm just curious because sometimes I seem to know things are about to happen or have happened without anybody telling me or any logical explanation.

Kudos, it takes courage to walk out on this plank in the open. As you are discovering, most people have an aversion to these things. For a thing, ANYTHING to be "true or "real" THEY must believe in it. If they don't it cannot be "real" or "true". In answer to your question, yes it is real. Different people call it different things.

In my case I call it a Sixth sense. I don't always know "what" is coming" but I can "feel" it coming. I have come to believe it to be an energy that we can receive and project. It seems that there are many facets of it that are used by different people in different forms. Mine allows me insight to what people and animals are feeling, all "feelings" and "emotions" give off an energy that can be sensed/read . I can also tell you that it's not always pleasant or good to feel many of these things.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

Kudos, it takes courage to walk out on this plank in the open.

Really, it just takes irrationality and an affinity for believing nonsense.

 

[JustAGuy1]

Really, it just takes irrationality and an affinity for believing nonsense.

You have no idea how idea how little anything you think, type, or do means to me.

 

[playtime]

ask him.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

You have no idea how idea how little anything you think, type, or do means to me.

That's okay, racist crybaby. You're not the only one who reads the board.

 

[JustAGuy1]

That's okay, racist crybaby. You're not the only one who reads the board.

As I said, I have no problems with Blacks at all, it's you ni**ras that are a problem. You're the whiner kid.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

As I said, I have no problems with Blacks at all, it's you ni**ras that are a problem. You're the whiner kid.

Cry it all out, old man. It will all be over soon.

 

[Moonglow]

Yes.

You don't know what you will do in an hour much less what someone else will do.

 

[Moonglow]

Birds have a magnetic sense.

Fish have an electric sense.

What you are alluding to is called a TRANSDUCER, and the MEG shows the brain can act as its own transducer.

Without going into the details, our brains take imprecise and somewhat random computational elements (neurons) and put them in populations where they become at least 7 orders of magnitude more precise in the population.

The classic example is phase coding in the auditory system of the owl. There, the neurons have refractory periods in the low milli-seconds but the population resolves to better than a microsecond.

https://journals.physiology.org/doi/full/10.1152/jn.01226.2004

Birds use barometric pressure

Air pressure does indeed affect birds. For example, swallows have sensitive ears; when the barometric pressure drops, they fly as close to the ground as possible, where air density is greatest. Generally, low-flying birds are a sign of rain; high flyers indicate fair weather.

How Birds Predict Weather - The Old Farmer's Almanac​

Old Farmer's Almanac
https://www.almanac.com › how-birds-predict-weather






About featured sni

 

[22lcidw]

Uh..... wut

No.

It is proven unofficially that the moon affects people. Just like it affects the ocean and water. Our brains have liquid in it. All the different types of waves sent out from anything of technology goes through us. There has to be an affect.

 

[Moonglow]

Now, when I was a young lad I had many dreams of my future...Some came true others are still awaiting Deja vu.....