Mystical, math, or logic?Prev TopicNext Topic

• Coin Toss

  

  Zeta Reticuli Star System
  United States
  Member #30,469
  January 17, 2006
  11,791 Posts
  Offline
  Sep 15, 2006, 1:34 am

  ▲▼

  As we can read on all the forum categories here, different people are sticklers for certain methods of play and number slection.

  I'm starting to develop a theory that  different things work better for individuals and you have to find out which is best for you.

  For some here, plotting and tracking numbers is exactly what they should be doing, and for some getting numbers for dreams is exactly what they should be doing.

  But- for someone who should be getting dream numbers to try and track and predict numbers might be just an exercise in futility.

  What do you folks think of this?

   
• justxploring

  

  Wandering Aimlessly
  United States
  Member #25,359
  November 5, 2005
  4,461 Posts
  Offline
  Sep 15, 2006, 1:58 am

  ▲▼

  I think each person has to decide for himself what feels right.  I don't believe there's a right way or a wrong way to pick numbers. I still think most of it comes down to luck when it comes to the big jackpot games, although I will never question someone using a "gut" feeling or sudden impulse. 

  It's a little ironic that this post is on the mystical forum, since I hesitate to agree with you about the "exercise in futility" on a forum where people go to discuss mystical beliefs! I always respect alternative points of view, but I'm not sure that people can really dream about the future. Years ago I talked to many psychics & mediums and was never satisfied with a reading. If I had to make a statement right now, I'd say it's my opinion that the lottery is strictly a game of chance because so many winners buy quickpicks.

  (I'll let you know about the dreams if I ever fall asleep some night.)
• Coin Toss

  

  Zeta Reticuli Star System
  United States
  Member #30,469
  January 17, 2006
  11,791 Posts
  Offline
  Sep 15, 2006, 2:38 am

  ▲▼

  
  justxploring

  The people that post in Mystical tend to be more open minded and receptive to ideas, so I put it here.  Also, I figured someone who posts in Mystical would be more likely to consider the idea that different things work for different people. 

  Thanks for replying.

  "We own the night" 

  (That was the motto of a military unit in a Tom Clancy novel, then Art Bell started using it on Coast to Caost A.m.)