Now we have some people who declare they 'don't believe in the laws of physics' and some that wildly quote Einstein. As a scientist, I can't help but comment, futile as it may be.
We are saying the same thing. I just don't like the word 'law'. It suggests an unbreakable rule or something permanent when taking within this subject. Yet, we put that label on subject that we don't truely understand.
That's neither here or there.
I do remember an incident which was strange. When I was a teenager, my friend and I were heavy into bird hunting. The hunting grounds were on Molokai Ranch, on the island of Molokai. Bird season was only on weekends,dawn to dusk and we spend every weekend and almost every available hour hunting.
Pheasants were a rarity (the most popular bird was a franklin, about grouse size), we would be lucky to see a pheasant a weekend. Most times nothing. One afternoon, we had just finished pushing/walking a field. We had walked the field in a loop pattern and was standing bsing around the truck which had been sitting there the whole walk.
For some reason, after 30 min. later, I picked up my gun and walked to the otherside where there was a small gulch about 30' away. I motioned my dog to search this little field. My friend started looking at me like I was crazy but accompanied me with his dog. I looked back as said, "There's a pheasant here." Molokai Ranch owns the westside of the island which we had access to, thousands of acres. But I hunted this little 30'x30' plot of land hard with two dogs.
When nothing came up, my friend started laughing but I insisted, "There's a pheasant here." After we covered it twice, we were about to give up when sure enough a hen flushed. He looked at me funny and he said,"Maybe there's a rooster with the hen." I said, "Nah, there was only that one." and walked back to the truck. He ended up looking for that non-existant rooster for another 1/2 hour but kicked nothing up.
I've never made such a prediction before.
The only other time something similar happened was when I was driving at night along the freeway. I drove from Seattle to Tacoma a few times a week back then. All of a sudden, my perspective changed. Not my sight but it was like watching a movie then the camera goes wide angle. I sat up straight and blurted, "There's a cop here!" It was a wierd feeling almost like getting a sudden rush of adrenaline only it affected my vision.
A few seconds later, I passed a cop in the medium checking everyone's speed and the strange feeling went away.
