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Validated Precognition #3 for Iris
We verified this precognitive dream which predicted: Military aircraft crashes
Links for Documentation:
Dream Link (2014-10-02) http://www.nationaldreamcenter.com/dream...e_Building
News Link (2014-10-08) http://www.cnn.com/2014/10/08/world/euro...-urgent-1/
(Score Format = WHAT-WHERE-WHEN)
WHAT: 3 out of 5 --
Typically, the NDC isn't too hip on granting validation for airplane crash dreams. The reason? They happen everyday. However, this one in particular event, was deserving of consideration because the dreamer saw a US military plane crashing somewhere overseas (a US jet crashes somewhere other than the US). According to our scoring standards, if we are scoring common event that is seen regularly in waking reality (like a plane crash), we use the event to match it up to the dream, but we need secondary descriptors for the scoring. So, plane crash gets us in the ballpark. In this case, the fact that the military was specifically mentioned is one huge descriptor (a very important one, too), and the mention of US insignia. That's two solid descriptors about the plane itself, which would get us to 3 points.
The rest of the connection is rather loose, but the dreamer sees so much water around that she thinks this is the Navy. In a very loose metaphoric connection, some might equate the country of England to have all that water surrounding it. However, the metaphor itself wasn't proclaimed, and the standard metaphoric decrements would take the max score from 5 down to about the same point we already were....3 points. Thus, 3 points.
WHERE: 0 out of 5 -- Asia was declared, which if correct would have only netted 1 point; however, since England was not mentioned, it is zero points.
WHEN: 5 out of 5 – When no date is intended or declared from the dream material, the default is the date of the dream. In this case, the headline falls within 1 week of the dream, so 4 points.
Therefore, this dream/news combo receives the following score: 3 - 0 - 5
- Well done, Iris!!
- 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: Military aircraft crashes
Links for Documentation:
Dream Link (2014-10-02) http://www.nationaldreamcenter.com/dream...e_Building
News Link (2014-10-08) http://www.cnn.com/2014/10/08/world/euro...-urgent-1/
(Score Format = WHAT-WHERE-WHEN)
WHAT: 3 out of 5 --
Typically, the NDC isn't too hip on granting validation for airplane crash dreams. The reason? They happen everyday. However, this one in particular event, was deserving of consideration because the dreamer saw a US military plane crashing somewhere overseas (a US jet crashes somewhere other than the US). According to our scoring standards, if we are scoring common event that is seen regularly in waking reality (like a plane crash), we use the event to match it up to the dream, but we need secondary descriptors for the scoring. So, plane crash gets us in the ballpark. In this case, the fact that the military was specifically mentioned is one huge descriptor (a very important one, too), and the mention of US insignia. That's two solid descriptors about the plane itself, which would get us to 3 points.
The rest of the connection is rather loose, but the dreamer sees so much water around that she thinks this is the Navy. In a very loose metaphoric connection, some might equate the country of England to have all that water surrounding it. However, the metaphor itself wasn't proclaimed, and the standard metaphoric decrements would take the max score from 5 down to about the same point we already were....3 points. Thus, 3 points.
WHERE: 0 out of 5 -- Asia was declared, which if correct would have only netted 1 point; however, since England was not mentioned, it is zero points.
WHEN: 5 out of 5 – When no date is intended or declared from the dream material, the default is the date of the dream. In this case, the headline falls within 1 week of the dream, so 4 points.
Therefore, this dream/news combo receives the following score: 3 - 0 - 5
- Well done, Iris!!
- For a detailed description of how precognition is scored, navigate to http://nationaldreamcenter.com/wp/how-to/score-a-dream/