Originally posted by doomedtoday
I am a psychology major, we are told not to believe in pseudoscience and whatnot. However, that doesn't stop me from being very interested in the subject. While I do remain skeptical about many things, I will still approach it with an open mind.
I find the bolded line (emphasis mine) very amusing. Your professors need a slap. But well done for keeping an open mind, never close it
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This is a very interesting thread OP, I'll be bookmarking for later reading.
I have two stories that relate to this thread somewhat, i would like to share quickly.
When i was a young teenager, my friend told me she woke up with incredible pain in her right side and a deep forboding feeling that something serious had happened to her Father (who had been seperated from her mother for a long time). Apparantly that night, he had been having severe pains in his right side with a high fever, his then wife who was away told him on the phone to call an ambulance, but he jumped in his car to go to A&E and crashed on his way. He had appendicitis and his appendix ruptured whilst he was on his way to A&E in his car. He died before the ambulance got him to hospital.
Also, a few years ago. I had a real vivid dream that a friend i had known sincie i was knee high had been in a car accident, i awoke before i could find out in the dream what had happened to him. That afternoon i emailed him asking him if he was ok and told him about my dream. He did indeed crash his car, luckilly only getting away with a few minor scratches and bruises and a very sore but not busted leg.
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