The
article “In Battle, Hunches Prove to be Valuable”, published on the front page
of the New York Times on July 28, 2009, describes how premonitions helped
soldiers avoid attacks: “My body suddenly became cold; you know, that feeling
of danger, and I started screaming no-no!” According to syntropy, the attack
happens, the soldier experiences fear and death and these emotions of distress
propagate backward in time. The soldier in the past feels these emotions as
premonitions and is driven to choose differently, thus avoiding the attack and
death. According to the New York Times article, these premonitions have saved
more lives than the billions of dollars spent on intelligence.
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