Can anyone tell the future

Answer 1

no not really unless you were an alien or somthing like that!

Answer 2

See it before it happens describe it on paper then if it happens you have proof that you can see the future.

In order to be sure you are in fact seeing the future it is very important to keep an accurate journal.

Enter the date you had the vision and as full and detailed a description of the event as possible.

For each event keep a separate page. If and when the event happens, go back to the original journal entry and add the date it happened and as accurate a description of the actual event as you can. Documentation is always good (a newspaper clipping a photograph etc).

Track the events over a year or so, go back over your journal every so often to see how many of your visions come true and of those how accurate your initial prediction was.

One or two small or vague predictions could be chalked up to coincidence, accurate timing or detailed descriptions of provable events mean you are onto something.

Not all pre-cogs work the same, some know when, or who but not what. Others see things as if they are watching it on television. One type is not necessarily better or worse than the other... all pre-cognitive experiences are unsettling for the seer. Adding the general attitude of the world and the number of people out there trying to prove we are "making it up" very few pre-cogs ever go public.

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Answer 3

Nope. And anyone who claims they can is lying. <P>Depends on what you mean. If you're talking about horoscopes, palm readers, tarot card and suchlike their performance is pretty much indistinguishable from pure chance. Other things, like weather, economic, social and financial trends can be rather well predicted for the near future. In short; foretelling a specific future is considered impossible while foretelling a general future is quite doable. Like, generally speaking dropping out of school to become a young parent usually mean poorer job opportunities and poorer economy for many years, but that doesn't mean that ALL drop outs get stuck in dead-end jobs.</P>

Answer 4

You don't