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- adverb In a
precognitive manner; withprecognition .
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Examples
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Most of those trials were conducted precognitively, meaning the future target was randomly selected after the percipient had recorded his or her impressions.
ENTANGLED MINDS DEAN RADIN 2006
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The point being, however, we share species specific as well as culturally and racially specific inherited memory which is rooted in a sense of a collective consciousness and "future" brainstate memory rooted in our propensity to experience spacetime aberrations associatively precognitively.
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Most of those trials were conducted precognitively, meaning the future target was randomly selected after the percipient had recorded his or her impressions.
ENTANGLED MINDS DEAN RADIN 2006
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Most of those trials were conducted precognitively, meaning the future target was randomly selected after the percipient had recorded his or her impressions.
ENTANGLED MINDS DEAN RADIN 2006
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And curses to Bob Kane for using black magic to precognitively create his Batman character 16 years before that time!
G4TV - The Feed 2008
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