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12-30-2014, 02:46 PM
Validated Precognition #01 for Jwaldo
We verified this precognitive dream which predicted: Airasia Plane Crash
Links for Documentation:
Dream Link (2014-12-22) http://www.nationaldreamcenter.com/dream...lane_Crash
News Link (2014-12-28) http://www.cnn.com/2014/12/29/world/asia...?hpt=wo_c1
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-...ather.html
(Score Format = WHAT-WHERE-WHEN)
WHAT: 4.5 out of 5 -- A plane crashed. It wasn't a cargo plane, but it was a large jet that was brightly colored with the name of the airline written in large letters on the fuselage.
Admin: It's very clear in the dream language that the dreamer saw a very large jumbo jet. Although the colors were different than the Airasia plane (all the news pictures have the jet with primarily red and white instead of blue and white, although we're starting to split hairs here), many attributes about the dream report do tend to point toward the missing AirAsia plane. For example, the dreamer saw this huge plane screaming across the sky at a very low altitude, which is the most probably location the actual AirAsia plane could have eluded the ATC radars. Also, the dreamer saw what looked like skis below the plane as it plummeted toward the surface. It is very likely that the pilots of the AirAsia flight actually attempted to land the plane on the water. And to do this correctly, the pilot would not have lowered the landing gear. Thus, the dreamer saw an attempted skid landing instead of a crashed wheel landing.
Thus, all this combined suggests that 1. there are metaphors present to complete this scoring, and 2. The metaphors actually start us out at the 5.0 level. So, from the 5.0, we subtract the metaphoric penalties, which amounts to .5 in this case (the penalty associated with un-identified metaphors prior to the news). No other penalties are required because everything is straight forward in this case.
WHERE: 0 out of 5 -- It didn't happen where I live as in my dream.
WHEN: 4 out of 5 -- Admin: This dream took place on the 22nd of December, and manifested right on time in accordance with historical averages. The AirAsia plane went missing on the 28th, which is within 1 week of the dream. Therefore, 4 points.
Metaphors or further clarification include:
In my dream the landing gear of the plane was large skis instead of standard gear. I thought it was for landing on snow or ice, but it could also be related to water. The main thing is that the landing gear really stood out to me and that it was not standard landing gear.
The plane broke up in the air. It didn't actually crash into the earth. The details of the missing AirAsia plane have yet to be discovered but it may have been lost due to weather over water.
In my dream the crew knew that the plane was in danger of something. The AirAsia flight knew that it was in danger of the weather
In the dream I heard a woman screaming. This has yet become clear of it has significance or not.
Therefore, this dream/news combo receives the following score: 4.5 - 0 - 4
- Well done, jwaldo!!
- For a detailed description of how precognition is scored, navigate to http://nationaldreamcenter.com/wp/how-to/score-a-dream/
We verified this precognitive dream which predicted: Airasia Plane Crash
Links for Documentation:
Dream Link (2014-12-22) http://www.nationaldreamcenter.com/dream...lane_Crash
News Link (2014-12-28) http://www.cnn.com/2014/12/29/world/asia...?hpt=wo_c1
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-...ather.html
(Score Format = WHAT-WHERE-WHEN)
WHAT: 4.5 out of 5 -- A plane crashed. It wasn't a cargo plane, but it was a large jet that was brightly colored with the name of the airline written in large letters on the fuselage.
Admin: It's very clear in the dream language that the dreamer saw a very large jumbo jet. Although the colors were different than the Airasia plane (all the news pictures have the jet with primarily red and white instead of blue and white, although we're starting to split hairs here), many attributes about the dream report do tend to point toward the missing AirAsia plane. For example, the dreamer saw this huge plane screaming across the sky at a very low altitude, which is the most probably location the actual AirAsia plane could have eluded the ATC radars. Also, the dreamer saw what looked like skis below the plane as it plummeted toward the surface. It is very likely that the pilots of the AirAsia flight actually attempted to land the plane on the water. And to do this correctly, the pilot would not have lowered the landing gear. Thus, the dreamer saw an attempted skid landing instead of a crashed wheel landing.
Thus, all this combined suggests that 1. there are metaphors present to complete this scoring, and 2. The metaphors actually start us out at the 5.0 level. So, from the 5.0, we subtract the metaphoric penalties, which amounts to .5 in this case (the penalty associated with un-identified metaphors prior to the news). No other penalties are required because everything is straight forward in this case.
WHERE: 0 out of 5 -- It didn't happen where I live as in my dream.
WHEN: 4 out of 5 -- Admin: This dream took place on the 22nd of December, and manifested right on time in accordance with historical averages. The AirAsia plane went missing on the 28th, which is within 1 week of the dream. Therefore, 4 points.
Metaphors or further clarification include:
In my dream the landing gear of the plane was large skis instead of standard gear. I thought it was for landing on snow or ice, but it could also be related to water. The main thing is that the landing gear really stood out to me and that it was not standard landing gear.
The plane broke up in the air. It didn't actually crash into the earth. The details of the missing AirAsia plane have yet to be discovered but it may have been lost due to weather over water.
In my dream the crew knew that the plane was in danger of something. The AirAsia flight knew that it was in danger of the weather
In the dream I heard a woman screaming. This has yet become clear of it has significance or not.
Therefore, this dream/news combo receives the following score: 4.5 - 0 - 4
- Well done, jwaldo!!
- For a detailed description of how precognition is scored, navigate to http://nationaldreamcenter.com/wp/how-to/score-a-dream/