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Wednesday, November 21, 2012
Scientists: The human body is capable of anticipating future
The human body knows about the occurrence of important events, say researchers from Northwestern University - USA. If this is the case, humanity has yet to make fundamental discoveries of natural laws.
According to Julia Mossbridzh Neurobiology, participated in the study, the events can be predicted without any signs. While this skill is not clearly expressed, it is real. The question is how this works.
Earlier studies showed that a number of physical effects, including heart rate, dilation of the pupils and the activity of the brain can be changed from 1 to 10 seconds before the man could see scary izobravenie - for example, moving snake. In all these frightening images Research Fund were followed by neutral, so there were no hints of what will be shown after them. But these findings were greeted with skepticism by many.
To establish the truth Mossbridzh and her colleagues studied more than two dozen such studies. During the analysis rejected studies in which researchers found intentional or falsity.
The result was confirmed effect "hunch" that result in changes of physiological arousal few seconds before the event. This allows to assume that the human body unconsciously feeling that something important will happen in the near future, even when you do not know anything about it.
Scientists do not believe, however, that people can be psychic or have any paranormal abilities. Conversely - the authors suggest that such premonitions are real physical effects, subject to the laws of nature. Just this effect yet modern science understands it.
Many scholars refer to the findings of Mossbridzh and colleagues skeptical. Van roofie roulette by the Centre for Research on the brain in UC San Diego is confident that even the proper use of statistical methods in this study does not prove the existence of precognition. Kyle Elliott Matyusan University of Illinois suggests that the study was unintentionally biased. These scientists know several dozen studies have not shown such a relationship and therefore have not been published.
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