Do people really have the ability to anticipate?

Yes, I did. It was a sudden idea. I tried it many times and I always believed it. The following are some materials I copied:

The sixth sense of human beings

Abroad, people's consciousness or telepathy is called the sixth sense of human beings, also known as extrasensory ability (ESP in English). Let's take a look at the following examples. Kiel Igurus, an employee of an advertising company in New Jersey, USA, asked someone to cover his eyes with a leather blindfold. He rode his bicycle for 15 kilometers in a traffic jam without encountering any obstacles. Afterwards, igurus said that the secret of his completion of this test was that he received the "decisive wave" sent by the three people who followed. Swan (then 43 years old), an ESP person who was tested at Stanford Research Institute in the United States, is said to be able to see through all parts of the world with an accuracy of 9%. He used his penetrating vision to draw the secret base of the United States on Diego Garcia Island in the Indian Ocean, which was even more accurate than the photos taken by reconnaissance satellites. He also correctly judged the location of the Nike missile base in the United States, which stunned the military.

Mrs. Crozierd Nakilin, a female boss who runs a stroller factory in Switzerland, often uses her special functions to help the police solve cases. A deaf-mute teenager, Albel Balin (14 years old), has disappeared. The female boss pointed to a place that the police had searched on the map and said, "The child must be here." The search team went out again and finally found the teenager who was unable to move because of the rock. A young couple's money was stolen, and the thief hid it in the boiler in the basement, which was also seen by her. She said that her right hand seemed to act as an antenna, and she seemed to feel some special waves.

John Hansdington, a professor of physics at Buckbay University, tested Julie Norge, a 15-year-old girl from England, on her ability to use her mind. A thin copper rod sealed in a glass tube would bend it to 6 degrees if she touched the nozzle with her hand. Connect the metal hook with the wire of the electronic dynamometer. When she concentrates her mind on the hook, the pointer of the instrument will swing violently. Cross two straws into a cross, put them in a glass bottle, and cover the bottle from above. It took her five minutes to make the straws rotate 6 degrees. Lena Firth, a 17-year-old Danish college student, took a rigorous ESP test at the authoritative institute of physics at the University of Copenhagen, Olding. She touched the bolt with her hand and it bent at 45 degrees. Put the nail in a glass bottle, and when she touches the bottle outside, the nail can bend 1 degrees. She holds the back of the thermometer and the temperature indicator will automatically rise by 9 degrees. When she looks at a magnetic needle or an hour hand, it will swing violently.

From June 1975 to 1978, she had to take a test every two months, and she succeeded every time. This surprised Dr Richard Madak, an American scholar in the Institute.

Japanese TV once showed the performance of Mami Kawada, a fifth-grade student of Kawasaki Primary School in Akita City. She can soften the hat worn on her head like magic, and bend and straighten the hands and feet of the hairpin and iron wire all-skeleton cotton doll placed on the table at will. With her intention, she can make most open cans open 4 degrees automatically. In the 198s, the United States, the Soviet Union and other big countries spent millions of dollars to study the methods of trying to engage in espionage and war with pure mind. NASA has invested $8 million in the Stanford Research Institute, a first-class think tank in the United States, to study the use of ESP to detect spacecraft faults in advance. The US Army Missile Research and Development Command also spent $3 million to study the killian photography used to discover the "OLA" (a life energy) of life. Killian photography was invented by Xie Miaoang-Killian and Valentin-killian of the Soviet Union, and it is a photography method that uses high-voltage and high-frequency current instead of light.

nowadays, there are more and more reports about these magical special functions, and it is impossible to tell the true from the false. Thirty years ago, the United States conducted a survey on psychologists (9% were university professors) to investigate their views on ESP. At that time, the number of people who thought there must be and may be added up to only 17% of the survey population. However, at the end of 197s, Dr. Mullen Wakuna, a psychologist at new york State University in the United States, surveyed 2,4 professors in major universities in the United States. The results showed that 16.3% of them affirmed ESP, 49.3% thought it probably existed, 19.4% thought it probably didn't exist, and only 1.9% didn't admit it at all. That is to say, more than half of American university professors believed in the sixth sense-ESP reality.