Is it possible for premonitions to occur after some kind of cranial injury?

Answer 1

If you think of the brain as an organic cross between a 2-way radio (one capable of both receiving and transmitting information) and a computer (processing and creating information); and to the fact that Einstein tells us that 'Time is an Illusion' and some say even Space is an Illusion. I would have to say that it is possible; due to injury that the brain which never before received premonitions could in fact be 'tweaked' by said injury in the form of brain 'damage'. In such a ways as to afterwords be capable of having/receiving/perceiving such as things as Being able to see past/through an Illusion such as Time, perceiving other people's thoughts and or emotions (which are really nothing more then a combination of electrical impulses and chemical reactions in the brain, which can even now be detected, recorded and to a certain extent analyzed by scientific equipment.) When you realize that many animals can sense such things as seizers, cancers and other sometimes 'hidden' illnesses, can seemingly and even have been proven to be able to perceive all manner of things which most humans cannot. When it is well documented and generally excepted that some otherwise ordinary people have 'seen' or felt the death or injury of a loved one at or Even Before it actually happens, plus all manner of unusual things. Is it that hard to believe that an injury to the brain could in fact give the owner a few 'gifts' along or instead of impairments? There are many such stories of brain injuries altering the owner's cognitive functioning's in various unusual ways, precognition being but one. That being said, it is no guarantee that the thus altered brain will thereafter remain capable/open to premonitions or other unusual abilities forever. Nor that an injury to the brain, even when delivered to the exact same place(s) in another brain which rendered those results in the former would cause the same effect(s) in the latter. The resulting 'favorable' changes wrote in the brain after the injury; being a likely very rare and novel occurrence indeed; the combination of the very specific configuration of the brain before its injury and the very specific damage/alterations (including healing) done to it, not to mention a huge array of other internal and external influences and factors. The Stephen King story 'The Dead Zone' being another and popular example of brain damage creating an (Extra Sensory Perception= ESP or other Super Natural ability. The definition of Supernatural being: a)(of a manifestation or event) attributed to some force beyond scientific understanding or the laws of nature. b) unnaturally or extraordinarily great. Hope this helps you! Hugs!