| He provides a useful overview of divinatory techniques, astrology, and so on to demarcate these from precognition. |
| Much of this work was conducted with Mihalasky, and their further collaboration brought clear, astonishing evidence of precognition. |
| He or she needs to be gifted with a kind of compositional precognition, understanding inherently what shots, setups, and sequences will produce fear and foreboding. |
| They may be cognitive, as in the case of clairvoyance, telepathy, or precognition. |
| Now some might call that telepathy, others clairvoyance or precognition, or others dub it a trick or coincidence. |
| But her detractors are wrong in demanding that she have both an artist's vision and a prophet's precognition. |
