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Vortex wrote:well, it's not that anything violated the physics laws in your stories, they're natural but very unlikely to happen at the same time, right?

Yeah, but life can be very weird sometimes and people acquire knowledge through experience as well as logic (existentialism vs. rationalism). Also, believing in the supernatural or spiritual doesn't mean that believing the laws of physic and probability don't exist...

ENIHCAMBUS wrote:I don't know what to do since expecting that bad things are going to happen would cause that my expectation of expecting that good things will happen if I expect bad things could be put backwards then, so I will end having bad things for expecting that good things will happen to bad expectations.

I am so confuuuuuuuusssseeeedddddd

There was only one time I was able to successfully predict the future.

It was in 5th grade, during recess, and there were these kids playing tag on one of the play area/castle. I was just outside of that area, and was about to just walk up to one of the towers.
There was this one kid there, and I knew logically, "Since they are playing tag, and I walk up besides him, he will ask me 'Are you playing tag with us?'".

I walk up, and that exactly what he ask.
And my response was also the same, "No Thanks, just watching."

ok, I had hundreds times when I predict something.

Sublevel 102 wrote:ok, I had hundreds times when I predict something.

Me too.

Of course, for every prediction we make that comes true, there are probably many more that don't, so none of this matters.

And its not fortune telling, its logical deduction.

agree with both of you

The Abacus wrote:

ENIHCAMBUS wrote:I don't know what to do since expecting that bad things are going to happen would cause that my expectation of expecting that good things will happen if I expect bad things could be put backwards then, so I will end having bad things for expecting that good things will happen to bad expectations.

I am so confuuuuuuuusssseeeedddddd

*Abacus Crashes*

Heh, yeah... and I still have no idea what point you were trying to make (if any at all)

WorldisQuiet5256 wrote:And its not fortune telling, its logical deduction.

Not necessarily: not all predictions are based on logic and it's often those that aren't and somehow manage to come true that surprise us. There isn't anything special about predicting that 305 x 409 will equal something around 120000.

there's no deduction, there's no logic. That's my new belief since now. :[