A person dreams that he or she has written a great poem that astonishes everyone, so much so that he or she wakes up in a state of excitement and rushes to write the poem down from memory, only to realize that it is bullshit.
This is because the dreamer does not possess sound judgment and will overestimate his own abilities. A kindergarten child makes a middle school math problem and then writes a perfect score on it, so he proudly announces that he can already do middle school math. This is also a case of inadequate judgment resulting in a false assessment of one's own abilities.
A person with an organic brain lesion will likewise take the hallucinations that appear in his brain as evidence that he is psychic. The psychic is the faulty brain's rationalization of its faulty self. Children will always say many startling things on a daily basis, and if they are fulfilled, we will take it as an incident of Psychic Readings communication in a small child. But once you attentively record each of your child's startling statements, and I believe there are many every day, you can accumulate a book in a year, and eventually you will realize that the number of those that get fulfilled is minuscule.
People usually notice the coincidences and ignore the uninteresting results. That's why we are so impressed by events that seem to predict the future. Coincidences always exist, after all, people are so similar and do the same things every day that it's not that hard to predict accurately. If you were to write down all of the psychic's predictions one at a time and verify them all, you would get a very uninteresting answer.
Some psychics will see certain stores emitting non-existent light, which is supposed to be correlative vision caused by perceptual dissonance. These stores may use the same sort of aroma, and this odor will cause vision in people with perceptual imbalance.
