Did you consider that maybe you had recently shared experiences / conversations 
/ whatever that triggered similar dreams? Or that you woke up and saw the 
facebook message before dreaming but don't remember it? Or...

You fight dogmatism precisely by trying to prove to yourself that you are 
wrong, not by jumping to the conclusion you like and then defending it as part 
of your identity, being offended when people don't believe you and so on. The 
latter is the actual path to dogmatism. I have walked it, most of us have, we 
are human. But let's try not to bullshit ourselves too much.

One day I was standing in a train station. This thought came out of nowhere: 
"wouldn't it be weird if an empty train just passed by?". An empty train just 
passed by moment after. Empty trains that do not stop were not a common event 
at that station, it was the first time I saw one. Is this proof or even strong 
evidence of precognition? Of course not, there are 1000 more prosaic 
explanations to consider before assuming something that is so much outside of 
our understanding of reality. For example, I might have noticed some warning 
but only became aware of it at some subconscious level. Or maybe I observed 2 
or 3 unusual things and my brain connected the dots.

If you are a scientist, and you have a hunch, then do the experiment! But try 
to be rigorous, people will question your methods and your conclusions, as they 
should.

Telmo.

On Tue, May 21, 2019, at 14:30, 'Cosmin Visan' via Everything List wrote:
> When it occurs it is obvious that it occurred. One such example from my life. 
> I once had a girlfriend from India (I'm from Romania). We met for few weeks 
> in India, and after some months after meeting, I had a dream of traveling 
> with her in Italy and there was a party on the streets with food on the 
> tables, and we took food and people started to scream at us for stealing. In 
> the morning, when I entered on facebook I had a message from her in which she 
> was telling me that she dreamed traveling with me in a place with castles 
> (she never been to Europe, but clearly this place was evokable of Europe) and 
> there was a party on the streets and we took water from the table and people 
> started to laugh at us.
> 
> Notice the standard traits of telepathy:
> 
> 1) Such precise sharable details.
> 2) It happened at a specific point in time, for both of us at the same time, 
> and after many months after we met.
> 3) She felt that she had to tell me this dream. Is not like we were always 
> telling us the dreams. This was an exception.
> 
> If you tell me that this was not telepathy, then you are just an irrational 
> dogmatic materialist believer.
> 

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