premonitions

[waylen]

Does anyone know of a website that deals with people who sees the future? thanks

[askyourgran]

I think Graham-W's answer is the nearest you can get to finding like-minded people. I do believe there are people who can tell of these things. If you can build up enough credibility with future predictions this can be very useful, providing there is enough time to act upon it.

[sandyRoe]

I have a premonition that there's going to be an earthquake near the West Coast of the USA soon. How can I warn the people there and would they listen?

[Scarlett]

It is interesting that this site is predominantly set up for people to post questions and to receive answers. If you do not know an answer, the obvious thing to do would be to not answer it. Unless it is a question requiring an opinion. Waylen was asking a factual question, not inviting everyone to debate whether premonitions are real or not. Yes, it's a really interesting question, but he/she shouldn't have to justify or prove to us that they are genuine before we give an answer! Either we know of a helpful website, or we don't! This is the AnswerBank, after all. If someone posted in Technology asking how to do a system restore on their PC, I wouldn't write "Do you even need to do a system restore? Prove it". I do think that people ought to think a bit more before posting answers on here.

[bibblebub]

You obviously haven't come across the quiz police on Q&P yet because it's not that simple.

[squarebear]

You've got to be kidding me right?!

Ok, I will post here that California will have an earthquake. Come back to this thread when it does and praise my psychic abilities.

[bibblebub]

The OP's daughter knew that the earthquake was going to be 8.9; shame that it's a 9.0 http://www.latimes.co...10313,0,2220216.story