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Precognition (from the
Latin prae- 'before', and
cognitio 'acquiring knowledge') is the
purported psychic phenomenon of seeing, or
otherwise becoming directly...
- insight, wise
counsel or
prophetic predictions, most
notably including precognition of the ****ure,
inspired by deities. If done
through occultic means, it...
- psychometry, clairvoyance,
empathy and
their trans-temporal
operation as
precognition or retrocognition.
Second sight is an
alleged form of
extrasensory perception...
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Precognition in
Scots law is the
practice of
precognoscing a witness, that is the
taking of a
factual statement from
witnesses by both
prosecution and...
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studies a
number of
ostensible paranormal phenomena,
including telepathy,
precognition, clairvoyance, psychokinesis, near-death experiences, reincarnation,...
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Grindelwald the qilin; he cuts its throat,
intending to
harness its
ability of
precognition.
Queenie Goldstein surreptitiously observes his
actions with
shock and...
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aeronautical engineer and
philosopher J. W.
Dunne (1875–1949)
about his
precognitive dreams and a
theory of time
which he
later called "Serialism". First...
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knowing how
individuals in the past will
actually utilize the information.
Precognition has been
explored as a form of time
travel in fiction.
Author J. B. Priestley...
- of the CVE
Program – Did the
Microsoft Security Response Center have
Precognition?" (guest author)". cve.mitre.org.
Retrieved 17
September 2021. "CVE OpenSource...
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parts of
Eastern Europe for her
alleged abilities of
clairvoyance and
precognition.
After the fall of communism,
including after her
death in 1996, her...
