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Curiosities, Science & Technology
Jul 13, 2025
“Accurate Premonitions”: 35 Things That Still Stump Scientists Interview With Expert
Austeja Zokaite and Rugilė Žemaitytė
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Scientists have done a lot of good for our society that we should forever be grateful for, like generating enough knowledge to invent vaccines, electricity, the camera, and the Internet, among other things. They also help us answer important questions, such as who our ancestors were, why it rains, and how we can see colors. However, some things still baffle scientists, ranging from mundane ones like why we yawn to more complex ones like what’s inside a black hole.
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In the simplest way possible, quantum entanglement is a kind of relationship between two particles that makes them connected even when they are separated by billions of light-years. A change in one instantly influences the other, no matter how far apart they are. Talk about one seriously long-distance relationship.
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This odd connection seemingly breaks a fundamental law of the universe. Albert Einstein even famously called this phenomenon “spooky action at a distance.”
Not so long ago, in 2022, the Nobel Prize in physics recognized three scientists who made groundbreaking contributions in understanding this most mysterious natural phenomenon, quantum entanglement.
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I’ve heard “time” described as a river. And, where it “bends” like a horseshoe, sometimes people can “see across the bend”.
I believe that ESP / PSI — parapsychology — exists. (Faith = belief without evidence?)
Discipline concerned with investigating events that cannot be accounted for by natural law and knowledge that cannot have been obtained through the usual sensory abilities. Parapsychology studies the cognitive phenomena often called extrasensory perception, in which a person acquires knowledge of other people’s thoughts or of future events through channels apparently beyond the five senses.
I believe this because my sainted wife Evlyn had some sort of gift / curse of clairvoyance, and precognition. (1) When she was young, she was always very lucky at carnival games, especially if there was a ball or a wheel involved. She played strange names or numbers with no rhyme, reason, or pattern. When she’d win against all reasonable expectations, she’d explain that “she just saw the winner”. (2) When I was going to go o a business trip, she was very melancholy, which was very unlike her. She was weeping, had no explanation why, and insisted that I go on this trip — it was important to my career. The next morning I was sent home because her father had passed away that night. Sigh! (3) She was incredibly intuitive with people and always drew them into “friendship” even when there was little in common,
As I read the list of “unexplained unexplanables” I felt there has to be a reason.
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