Psychic Dream

While folks are debating Rob's incredible luck on the $100 machine in the "Big Jackpot" thread, I wanted to report on an amazing dream I just had. I was dozing off, following the early evening baseball, when I sat bolt upright and snapped to attention. I've had these kinds of dreams just a few times in the past, and they usually happen.

I was dreaming...and it came to me. Rob's going to hit another big jackpot! On the same machine, no less!

Think about it. He snagged a 200K score, and he's going win again! I couldn't see the amount in my dream, but it had to be huge, or I would not have had the dream.

I don't know what's more amazing -- the fact Rob is going to whack this machine twice with very little play, or my psychic dream foretelling it.

Anyway -- stay tuned for the adventures of the world's greatest video poker player and his sidekick, the mentalist. Same Bat Time, same Bat Channel.

Ahem. Not to be a stickler. But what you described is actually a Precognitive Dream. If this actually comes true? Moses would like you to let him know when you have a dream about the next days MLB final scores. This forum stuff is fun. Beats the hell out of - O wait! A's are about to come on. They killed the Red Sox last night. :D

Now UCFX, hold on there for a moment. I toured Charles Honorton's lab in New Jersey way back when, and I know a thing or two about how to define these things. Usually, precognitive could be considered a subset of "psychic" dreams. But in this case, we have interesting possibilities.

If Rob hits the jackpot in the future, then it was indeed a precognitive dream. But if Rob has somehow already acquired the photo of the jackpot and is waiting to post it, then we could consider it a telepathic dream.

Now, if I had acquired the knowledge of Rob's jackpot pic by reading his mind, I would consider that telepathy. But if I physically rearranged the memory pathways of Rob's mind by psychic means, leading him to post a jackpot pic in the future, that might be considered telekinesis.

One can never be too careful defining these things. It puts a whole other spin on the phrase, "being in someone's head."

Redietz--start small and just bend a spoon. You don't want to get into anyone's head around this Forum.

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Originally Posted by regnis

Redietz--start small and just bend a spoon. You don't want to get into anyone's head around this Forum.

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Now that's funny.

Mr. redietz. Considering the dream was vivid enough for you to sit upright and snap to attention, it may well have been a clairvoyant dream. If so, you may have a gift. lol There won't be a straight spoon in the house.