A phenomenon that has puzzled scientists and philosophers for centuries. The term was coined by researcher David Paulides, who has done extensive research on missing 411 and its connection to precognitive intelligence.

For centuries, scientists and philosophers have been puzzled by the concept of precognitive intelligence, or the ability to predict future events or outcomes. The term was coined by researcher David Paulides, who has spent years studying the phenomenon and its connection to missing person cases.

This type of intelligence is often associated with paranormal or psychic abilities, and has been reported in many cultures throughout history. However, despite centuries of speculation and investigation, precognitive intelligence has never been scientifically proven.

One of the most intriguing aspects of precognitive intelligence is its connection to missing 411 and Skinwalker Ranch incidents. Missing 411 refers to a phenomenon in which people disappear in national parks and forests under mysterious circumstances, while Skinwalker Ranch is a location in Utah where many reports of strange and unexplained phenomena have been made. David Paulides has done extensive research on missing 411 and has even written a series of books about it.

Many people who have studied these incidents believe that precognitive intelligence may play a role in the disappearances and strange occurrences. Some believe that individuals with this ability may have a heightened sense of danger and be able to predict or sense when danger is imminent, allowing them to avoid it.

Others believe that precognitive intelligence may play a role in the strange phenomena reported at Skinwalker Ranch, allowing individuals to predict or even control events that are yet to occur.

Despite the lack of scientific evidence for precognitive intelligence, the phenomenon continues to be a topic of fascination and speculation.

While we may never fully understand the nature of precognitive intelligence, the continued exploration and investigation of this phenomenon may one day lead to a greater understanding of the human mind and the world around us.

Also I would want to share my trip to Missouri to visit Louis Blind but instead I’ll have the audio from a live stream weeks before I made the trip as commentary about the Missing 411 & Skin Walker Ranch in podcast form.