What does /x/ think of precognitive dreams? I've had a shit

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>>18219540
It seems to almost be some sort of bizarre confirmation bias. I get them too but never long or major. I just dream of a spot in time and later, sometimes months later, I find myself there, only about 7 seconds at a time. Bizarrely enough, I recognize that I had the dream foretelling the occurence, in the dream itself. It's very confusing and frustrating, but I'm not sure if it is actually paranormal or some sort of retroactive assumption that this is actually what I dreamt of.

I get them a lot. I need to restart my dream journal so I can actually recall them.

Spoopy. I get them sometimes, but it's always about something insignificant.

I think there's a lot that humans have no idea about yet. (Except for the fine roleplayers on /x/, of course.)

>>18219598
It's often of small things but sometimes it's before big things and encounters with people. Sometimes days, or weeks later does the actual event take place.

>>18219610
Srsly. Not a lot of people I talk to do dream, or remember them, or even think there's much to dreams. I think they're really useful.

Dream Precogs: how do you reconcile dreams that don't come true, or are just complete nonsense?

>>18220061
never happens, there's always something in there that always seems to make sense. reading my dream journal 6 months after the dream always fucks me up

>>18220083
I can see up to two weeks into the future, but man, do I have some dreams that just never happen or don't make any fucking sense. I saw my friend get shipped out of the American Southwest in a open casket. One time Freedan Nar asked me "Why did you bring a laptop to hell?" Wait a minute...I experienced an egodeath equivalent to a rather bad trip soon after that... fuck. I should tell her not to move there, I know she's going to move again because I had a dream about it.
Okay, well this one time I was the Flash and I entered a room with primary color puzzle pieces and an autistic Indian boy was there. I saw a Yoshi's Island gameplay screen, then the character on screen went through a portal and suddenly the dream was in 3D. I threw a little iceberg at someone and there were blue/green spirals chasing me.
I had a dream in which I was flying around a floating city, and then I flew into the city and ...transformed? back into human but the people were still scared of me.
Another time I saw roughly a dozen little Rick Sanchezs running around on a giant structure made of shifting purple, white and glass cubes. He was being chased by Red/White spiral cones. I don't think he knew about them though, he was having the time of his life.
I saw my dad fall off the roof. The tile we were fixing was broken a few months later. Luckily he hired someone else to do it. This is my only evidence against a deterministic universe.

Ignoring that last one, what the hell could those nonsense dreams mean? How can some dreams mean something and others mean nothing? Obviously I'm not going to learn to fly.

>>18220150

I think a lot of these dreams youre having are basically showing you your influences. Clearly you like video games and Rick and Morty.

The nonsensical might be your brain making sense of all the things you're experiencing on the daily.

The precogs or the ones that fit are the real question imo

>>18219540
what of it?

Sometimes I have dreams of things happening 2 days in advanced. And if something bad is going to happen I can interfere.

>tfw your family has wicked ass somewhat precognitive dreams to the point if where I somewhat believe them

>>18219598

Yeah, I seem to have similar things happen as well; deja-vu style precognitive dreams about really short periods in time.

Sometime the dreams like this show things that happen in the very immediate future, while the majority of others occur weeks or months later in reality. The deja-vu precognition dreams always seem to be much more vivid and detailed than regular ol' dreams where the subconscious just wants to have a chitchat with the conscious through symbols.

Most recent one I had was a few weeks ago. I dreamt of a yellow-lighted slot machine with six reels. I walk up to it in my dreams, pull the arm down and it hits the jackpot and pays out $9360.00. I frequently go to the casino with my folks and my friends, but had no real plans to go that weekend which was upcoming. So I have the dream, wake up the next morning with no plans to go to the casino, and my plans with friends end up falling through.

Dad calls and asks me if I want to meet him at the casino. "Sure, why not?" So I go up there with my comp. card in hand and meet Dad at the Craps table. Craps is the only game I play. Dad is doing awesome and I am having a shit run because my throw was just waaay off and I hadn't had much time to practice it. Color in with $300 and end up throwing $200 down the table in like 30 minutes. Nothing but point-seven, point-seven, point-seven whenever I got to be the Shooter.

So I say "Fuck this," color-up and go get a drink. I end up getting bored at the bar, so I start walking around the slot-banks looking for my Mom. I can't find her, but while I'm looking for her a machine catches my eye. It's a yellow lighted slot-machine. Deja-vu kicks in from the night before and I think to myself, "What the hell?"

(Cont.)

>pic related

you saw that guy in your dreams?

>>18221604

(Cont.)

Saunter up to the slot-machine. It has six reels, progressive jackpot payout, guaranteed to hit before the jackpot hits $500.00 (It was a penny machine). I notice the progressive jackpot is now up to $479.58. I plunk in my $100.00 and start playing. The progressive jackpot pushes all the way up to ~$498.00 after about 12 spins playing max credits on all paylines with my original money staying right around the original $100.00 I put in to play.

Pull the arm one last time, the reels spin around and nail the maximum jackpot. Kick back, take a sip from my drink and light up a smoke while the credits tally up. Thank the deja-vu precognitive dream for giving me the idea to play the yellow slot machine, pay a little homage to the gods of casino gambling juju, throw a smug smirk to the disgruntled players sitting next to me and print out my payment voucher as I strut to the cage for payment.

Most lucrative precognition dream ever. Wish I could do it every time!

Happened to me when I was a kid, i predicted the phone ringing. Now, I still get these but I can't place my precogs in time IRL, how do I find out about it in my dreams? Clocks don't work, all I get to see is what is going to happen and I memorize it, then sometime in the future it happens, but I can't make anything out of it since I am totally unprepared and I can just acknowledge that it is in fact what I saw in that dream.

>>18219540
I think they're gay af tbqh senpai