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Summary

â?¢ The psychologist who helped pioneer chaos theory explains how holographic theory reveals the mind's unique power to predict the future.

â?¢ Shows why chaos theorists and futurists who claim we can't predict the future are wrong.

â?¢ Includes easy-to-follow methods to strengthen your powers of forecasting and precognition.

Just how the human brain works is a riddle that has perplexed humankind for ages. This fascinating probe into the workings of right brain/left brain, frontal brain functions, and the new discoveries of holographic theory reveals some exciting and unexpected answers. Using the findings of neurophysiology, psychology, parapsychology, and theoretical physics, Loye unlocks the mysteries of the mind and its unique powers of prediction, from hunches, ESP, and clairvoyance to our ability to actually predict the future.

With easy-to-follow methods, Loye shows us how to strengthen our powers of forecasting and precognition, and how, with the HCP (Hemispheric Consensus Prediction) Profile Test, to actually determine right brain/left brain dominance and interpret the results. By understanding the full powers of our "forecasting mind," we can better deal with the future--including our own personal and economic potential.

Author Biography

How We See into the Future Foreword Prologue Acknowledgments Part I: The Science of Prediction in the Known Universe 1. The Sphinx and the Rainbow 2. The Majesty of the Brain 3. Frontal, Left, and Right Brain 4. Of Time as a River 5. Of Time, Space, Reason, and Intuition 6. The Frontal Brain Power 7. The Stream of Thought 8. The Forecasting Brain Part II: The Puzzle of Precognition in A Holographic Universe 9. The Puzzle of Precognition 10. The Guesswork of Physics 11. The Guesswork of Psychology 12 The New Psychophysics 13. The Holographic Mind 14. The Seer and the Holoverse Epilogue Appendixes Notes  Bibliography Index

Foreword	p. ix
Prologue: An Arrow Through the Chaos of the 21st Century	p. xiii
Acknowledgments	p. xxiii
The Science of Prediction in the Known Universe	p. 1
The Sphinx and the Rainbow	p. 2
The Majesty of the Brain	p. 7
The quirks of evolution
The explosion of the forebrain
The mind as searcher and leaper
Frontal, Left, and Right Brain	p. 19
The guiding hand of feedback
Left and right brain: the timebound left brain and the spacebound right brain
The right and left partnership
Of Time as a River	p. 34
Of biological clocks and counters
Of psychological bricks and mortar
Of Time, Space, Reason, and Intuition	p. 42
The birth of space and time
The Gestalt odyssey
Three kinds of time and intuition
The Frontal Brain Power	p. 54
The lessons of lobotomy
The mind's manager
The power behind the throne
The brain's secret model for forecasting
The Stream of Thought	p. 68
Images and the buried past
The battle of the left and right brainists
The special future of Kurt Lewin
The higher and the lower stream
The Forecasting Brain	p. 79
The brain stream in forecasting
Shapers of the stream: the higher and lower brain
How personal differences shape the stream
Mind beyond brain, or the question of a higher shaper
The Puzzle of Precognition in a Holographic Universe	p. 95
The Puzzle of Precognition	p. 96
First experiments
Beyond "card tricks"
The hard science impact
The ultimate heresies of Puthoff and Targ
The Guesswork of Physics	p. 109
The increasing paradox
Precognition as a wave
Precognition as a particle
Einstein's dilemma
The Guesswork of Psychology	p. 122
The voyages of Carl Jung
Into the labyrinth of synchronicity
The New Psychophysics	p. 135
The old and the new
Tenets of the New Psychophysics and precognition
The Holographic Mind	p. 145
Into the maelstrom
The awesome question of a holographic universe
Precognition vistas: the problem of information transmission, the problem of contact between worlds, and the problem of free will versus determinism
The Seer and the Holoverse	p. 159
Fragments of a multiverse
Of precognition as a function of the brain/model for prediction and the kinds of time and intuition
The seer and the holoverse
Epilogue: The End of the Rainbow	p. 169
Appendixes
An Arrow Through Chaos: Our Planetary Challenge and the Case for a Scientific Revolution	p. 173
Prediction in a time of cataclysmic change
Chaos theory and the prediction of unpredictability
I Ching and chaos psychology
The psychology of prediction in chaotic states
McClelland, McGregor, Cantril, Soros, the Princeton studies, the human-computer link, and the real-life arrow through chaos
How and why can human beings transcend the limits imposed both by chaos theory and the prevailing paradigm for science?
Level one prediction into chaos and level two prediction transcending chaos
Level three prediction within and through chaos
The mathematics of chaos psychology
The case for a scientific revolution
Tenets of the New Psychophysics	p. 201
On the Evaluation of the So-Called Paranormal	p. 211
Precognition's critics
A Guide To Personal, Business, and Social Forecasting	p. 218
How you can improve your forecasting as an individual: Douglas Colligan's Experience
How you can improve your forecasts as a group: The HCP Profile Test, group testing, selecting the prediction task, predicting futures, prediction grid
Prediction, intervention, and survival
Notes	p. 230
Bibliography	p. 255
Index	p. 273
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