Cornell Professor Daryl Bem conducted nine experiments on more than 1,000 Cornell students to test the human mind powers of premonition and precognition.
Previewing records before court does not necessarily lead to a disadvantaged result for the defendant, it should be conducted for "precognition" of case information but not as a "prejudgment".
It's long been regarded as pseudoscience, but precognition-that is, the ability to not just predict but to actually perceive the future-is getting a fair shake in some scientific circles lately.
