dutchguy
Well-known member
True, but on the other hands, all psychics also have the opportunity to test their so-called 'ability'. If I were a psychic who was asking money for his services or influencing major decisions in people's life, I would want to be one hundred percent sure that my powers are real.I'm sure a lot of psychics genuinely believe in their ability.
Now, let's say I believed I could predict the future; why not just randomly predict one hundred events - if all of them came true to the letter, I might be on to something, but if only one of them came true, that means 99 of them were wrong and I probably don't have any special powers.
While I don't want to get into the discussion whether 'psychic powers' really exist (I think it's clear what my view is); I think we can all agree that at least a percentage of them are frauds and that if you're ever going to search for help from a psychic, try to avoid the frauds.