Conclusion of data:
1. There is abundant physical evidence that I entered a building made of glass with an artsy appearance, all evidence and most people would unanimously agree that this particular building was both glassy (a lot of glass) and artsy (fancy design).
2. There is physical evidence and multiple observers who would confirm that it was their idea to go to the building and I did nothing to suggest or initiate going to that particular building on the day which I went to it.
3. There is abundant unanimously agreeing evidence that I hadn't gone to a building like that (a building which could be considered as artsy or glassy) in months, and I hadn't been to that particular part of that building in at least a month or more as well.
4. There is written evidence on my part that the day I went to that building not by choice of mine, was also the day that I dreamed about going to that particular building, and the description I gave of a glassy artsy building as well as other descriptive information is proof that my dream and the proof really does agree with my claims in this particular case.
5. There is no evidence that precognitive dreams or premonitions are actually possible, and all claims of them are non-verifiable, except for this one, because it is evident and all the evidence still exists confirming that I did indeed have a premonition in a dream unlike anybody else making such claims, I proved it.
1. There is abundant physical evidence that I entered a building made of glass with an artsy appearance, all evidence and most people would unanimously agree that this particular building was both glassy (a lot of glass) and artsy (fancy design).
2. There is physical evidence and multiple observers who would confirm that it was their idea to go to the building and I did nothing to suggest or initiate going to that particular building on the day which I went to it.
3. There is abundant unanimously agreeing evidence that I hadn't gone to a building like that (a building which could be considered as artsy or glassy) in months, and I hadn't been to that particular part of that building in at least a month or more as well.
4. There is written evidence on my part that the day I went to that building not by choice of mine, was also the day that I dreamed about going to that particular building, and the description I gave of a glassy artsy building as well as other descriptive information is proof that my dream and the proof really does agree with my claims in this particular case.
5. There is no evidence that precognitive dreams or premonitions are actually possible, and all claims of them are non-verifiable, except for this one, because it is evident and all the evidence still exists confirming that I did indeed have a premonition in a dream unlike anybody else making such claims, I proved it.
