Most states now have lotteries and some countries, like
France and Spain, have had them for centuries. Russian
astrophysicist Mark Zilberman realized that numerical lotteries
are a perfect way to measure the degree of ESP in a random
population, because millions of tickets are sold randomly
every week and results are published independently. The
experiment covers many years and the participants are not
selected for ESP ability but are a random cross section of the
population. He found one surprising result--ESP goes down as
sunspots increase.
Zilberman examined the results of the Russian and French
state lotteries to see if the they could be linked to any
identifiable external factor. He found that in 1989, the French
and Russian lotteries show a statistically significant seasonal
variation over many years that is the same in both countries.
As an astrophysicist, Zilberman realized that the variation
correlated with the 11-year cycle of solar activity. When
solar activity is high, the number of correct predictions falls
and vice versa.
We already know that our weather is affected by
the sun
and so are cellphones and satellites. Maybe our brains, or at
least our psychic abilities, are too.
Our brains can be affected in
mysterious
ways. In order to be a winner, we need to learn
how to read the
signs in our lives.
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