Precognition

Last night Steve and I were watching a fascinating show about archeological research into second  location of Viking activity other than L'anse Aux Meadows . They were looking at potential pitfalls/animal traps/pits in the area.https://notendur.hi.is/jonasson/greinar/falling.pdf The show crew  were doing GPS calculations and had not spoken the second number out loud when Steve blurted out 4 18. I said what is that for? And quickly realized that he had come up with the answer without knowing the complete set of numbers involved.The answer was 4:18. Wow. I knew he was good and he has come up with number answers so many times ( heart rates, ages,addresses, kmph,et al)before but this was special as there is no way he could have figured it out normally without all of the information. Definitely a blatant example of precognition.

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