Predictor, A free scientific utility to measuring precognition threw an observational theory

 
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(A free scientific utility to measure ones own Observational Precognition)

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What is observational precognition?

Observational theories of precognition is a class of para-psychological theories which makes reference to the measurement problem in quantum mechanics. Precognition is this theory is considered, retroactive psychokinesis, but without recourse to any notion of the transmission of psycho-physical energy.

According to some observational theories:

It is at this point of observation of a future event, that the event is, in fact, determined, and, under certain conditions of motivation, randomness and feedback, this future observation can inform the present observer.

So what does all this mean?

Let's look at it as you flipping a coin twenty times. Based on probability you have a 50% chance of guessing the correct side, heads or tails. After guessing the side 20 times and look at your results, probability will say you will get about 10 right and 10 wrong each session. These same rules would apply regardless on how many times you flipped and guessed the side.

How does this relate to precognition?

Have you ever had a moment of something bad about to happen. Or, have a feeling your cell phone is going to ring and then almost as magic and without hint, it does! This is precognition, the ability to predict an event before it has happened.

Theoretical scientists have determined that the effectiveness of the precognitive event factors highly on how dramatic the event is to the observer. This means that things that trigger great emotional responses, positive or negative, have a greater chance of the event being predicted.

We can test this theory!

Once you start the test, the program will offer you two images with red curtains. You can consider these two curtains as a coin, The curtain on the left is heads, the one of the right is tails. On the start of each test the program will flip a coin. It is then your job to guess which side the coin has landed on, left or right.

If you choose incorrectly you will get an image saying wrong choice. But, if you predict the correct side, you will be rewarded with a picture.

Why are we testing this theory with pictures?

The displaying of a picture as the reward for the correct prediction is the key component to testing this theory.

Data shows that images that trigger emotional responses in the observer are more likely to be predicted correctly.

This contradicts the rule of probability that the observer will have a 50% correct guess, regardless of the image being shown as the reward. But constant data shows otherwise. Data shows that photos that the observer reacts emotional to have a greatly higher chance of being predicted compared to images that the observer finds dull or unresponsive to.

Some key features to mention.

There are some key aspects of Predictor that are worth mentioning. Some of these feature are:

• Select a custom image collection.
• Results are recorded for you.
• Experiment timer to track yourself
• A precognition meter that shows your average power
• Download and test your precognitive sense on pictures of kittens.
• Download and test your precognitive sense on pictures of women in swimsuits.

How can I exercise this ability?

Data shows that continued practice with the coin flip prediction will normally yield in higher results. Now, I'm not saying you will be able to predict tomorrows lucky lottery numbers. But the data proves the point that a precognitive ability exists and is worth exploring and exercising, even if its mechanics aren't fully yet understood.

Happy Predicting!