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Old March 11th, 2019 #42
Alex Linder
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Originally Posted by Erik T. White View Post
Those of us who get the predictive dreams, at least in my case, have no clue as to how we do. I'm rather certain lots of others don't know why they get them either.

The game was played at Athens, Georgia, November 13, 1972.

See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1971_A..._football_team

The unusual play came when Terry Beasley (Auburn wide receiver) caught a pass from Pat Sullivan (Auburn quarterback). Two Georgia defensive men were assigned to double team Beasley. That was when they ran into each other. Beasley scored. Final score, Auburn 35, Georgia 20. The score is in the Wikipedia link. It's not easy to pick out a 15 point spread win. I could not have done it without that weird as hell dream. And, it freaked out a lot of people. I have no control over the dreams. If I did, I'd be great at picking lottery numbers, stocks to buy or sell, etc. I only have won a few big scores in the stock market: however, I developed a mathematical system for that endeavor and it worked quite well for me. My good fortune in the stock market was based on a very sound mathematical system of my own development, and it certainly wasn't magic.
yeah...i'm interested in that stuff, not stocks but betting.

but reason tells me if there were lots of people, or even a comparative few, who had useful predictive dreams, they'd show up in vegas very quickly.

but we dont see that. the guys who beat sports or stock are always the analysts who can fuck with the people the casinos hire on the technical level. that is, they have their own teams of experts who are in some cases better than those the book operators can put together.