9/11 Psychics Escaped Death!

[Pincher]

And now for a deeply ironic comic interlude (inward laughter only allowed)...

Virtually all the great scientific formulae which explain how the world works allow information to flow backwards and forwards through time - they can work either way, regardless.

Shortly after 9/11, strange stories began circulating about the lucky few who had escaped the outrage.

It transpired that many of the survivors had changed their plans at the last minute after vague feelings of unease.

It was a subtle, gnawing feeling that 'something' was not right. Nobody vocalised it but shortly before the attacks, people started altering their plans out of an unspoken instinct.

One woman suffered crippling stomach pain while queuing for one of the ill-fated planes which flew into the World Trade Center.

She made her way to the lavatory only to recover spontaneously. She missed her flight but survived the day. Amid the collective outpouring of grief and horror it was easy to overlook such stories or write them off as coincidences.

But in fact, these kind of stories point to an interesting and deeper truth for those willing to look.

If, for example, fewer people decided to fly on aircraft that subsequently crashed, then that would suggest a subconscious ability to divine the future. Well, strange as it seems, that's just what happens.

Yes, this drivel really did appear in today's Daily Mail (don't tell anyone you logged on to read the rest of the article).

[marky 54]

i see how it works now!

if its very reasonable to believe but on the web, ITS A CONSPIRACY THEORY!

if its bizarre and on the news or in a news paper, IT MUST BE TRUE!

it shows how the media have over time given themselves the image of truth inorder to feed BS to the masses.

[John White]

[kbo234]

[kbo234]

This is an interesting film. Complete b*****it ?

Mm...there's something here.

http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?docid=1199691524596728977&q=the+se cret

[KP50]

What is a psychic understanding and what is statistics? Take any flight from Heathrow and there will be a roughly standard percentage of people who miss the flight for whatever reason - if that flight crashes, all of those people will put their survival down to God, guardian angel, psychic foresight whatever.

[londonsound]

I certainly won't dismiss anyone else's gnawing feelings as i had my own.

One weekend when prompted for a geopolitical prediction by my older brother, I responded that the US would go to War in afghanistan (not based on intuition a long story).

The monday i discussed this theory at length with a friend at work and we got on to discussing the 93 attack on the WTC, which i knew almost nothing about, until around 9:30PM.

couldn't sleep that night AT ALL, incredibly uncomfortable and thereby missed work the next day (called in sick). then slept and woke up around 1:30 pm tuesday listen to Simon Mayo on five live who a half hour later said. "turn on your television a plane has crashed into the WTC" etc

when i got in touch with the same friend at work about it, he first thought i was referring to the 93 attacks.

for me that's too much of a coincidence. sometimes it's just "in your waters" or "in the air"

there is so much we don't know yet about intuition, psychic communication (eg between twins) it's silly to be dismissive. today's science is tomorrows quackery. this one will run and run

mykal