In Michael Crichton's book "Travels," he addresses a common skepticism about psychics, which posits that if their abilities were genuine, they would be using them to gain financial advantage in stock markets or gambling. He refutes this by sharing that many psychics do engage in such activities, albeit discreetly. This suggests that, contrary to popular belief, there exists a hidden level where psychics provide insights to corporations and businesses.
Crichton points...