posted on Jan, 2 2005 @ 08:36 PM
Roper, while I think you could have worked on your delivery, I do agree with you to an extent. There are a lot of instances where it doesn�t take a
psychic to predict an event just common sense. Your space shuttle incident is a prime example. The practice of sending man into space is still a
tricky feat and accidents are unfortunately, bound to happen. Also, the annual predictions that always come out saying that there will be earth
quakes, or various other natural disasters, can�t be considered psychic phenomenon either because we live on a dynamic planet and these things are
bound to happen. There are instances though, where predictions are made that are staggering and give a lot of credence to psychic ability. I
personally, don�t believe that any one person claiming that they are a psychic can be right 100, 80, even 50 percent of the time. I believe that these
people, when accurate, have picked up on something that we all have the ability to tap into they just have found a way to perform it more frequently.
Now, whether they understand how they are doing this, or not, is a completely different story. I personally believe that this is the difference
between a psychic and a prophet, a psychic has some how made themselves more receptive, but doesn�t really understand how, a prophet though, has found
a way to tap into this phenomenon and knows how to use it.