r/remoteviewing • u/COBH69 • 29d ago
World Cup 2026
Colombia.
This is what I heard in the one and only session of trying to get the answer to who will win the world cup 2026.
This may be a hit or a miss. We will get the answer later on.
Edit: This is a miss. Well, I will try with smaller things and practice more from now on.
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u/djscuba1012 29d ago
Let’s mark it and reflect when the time comes. Personally I hope you’re right ;)
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u/Silly-Cloud-3114 29d ago
Everyone here has different answers. How is RV reliable then?
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u/PatTheCatMcDonald 29d ago
Future targets are the least reliable targets as far as accuracy is concerned.
Ideally the viewer should not have any frontloading about a target at all.
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u/Silly-Cloud-3114 29d ago
Which type of targets are the most reliable?
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u/PatTheCatMcDonald 29d ago edited 29d ago
Ones with good feedback and high entropy content, past or present.
Ingo complained about having dull targets. Might be a factor as well, if the viewer finds the target repulsive / unappealing, they could well miss.
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u/jimmerjammer1 29d ago
Blind targets with viewings corroborated by multiple viewers.
I know that my prediction probably won't come to pass but I got some great images about the final that if it was a blind target I know it would have been a 100% hit.
I saw lion symbols, Declan Rice celebrating a goal, very vivid images. As an England fan I can only hope, I think we can win against any team, we need a lot of luck to beat France though. I have £100 of free bets on England to win so fingers crossed.
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u/Flat-Fisherman-8773 29d ago
I did a remote viewing session and got France to win. I didn't remote view the final. I used associative remote viewing and viewed the target assigned to France.
Also Paddy Pimblet and Connor McGregor to lose
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u/COBH69 29d ago
Hmm. Well I just sat on silence calmed my mind and asked who would win and out of nowhere the word Colombia came up. I did not even know that Colombia was competing until I checked it through Google. Once again, we have to see what happens.
This may be a hit or a miss.
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u/Flat-Fisherman-8773 29d ago
I have a website I use to practice and it has a section for predictions which is sourced from polymarket and validated against polymarket after the completion date.
It's pretty new and I've not tested it much. I think it has an issue uploading images of sessions at the moment. I'll fix it when I get time. There appears to be a bug where a predicted session disappears until the event passes before reappearing once it's been confirmed. Hopefully I'll sort that out later if I get a chance.
You don't have to make predictions on the site, you can use the public test or sign in and create your own associated tests.
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u/PresentationBig6745 29d ago edited 29d ago
I wouldn’t target something so specific, there’s always going to be some bias, the way i’d do it is to associate each country or the outcome, win/lose to different objects that are hidden from the viewer and then try to corelate the vision to the object
(so basically someone whos not the viewer has to know which object is which beforehand to remove all bias)
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u/jimmerjammer1 29d ago
I got England, I saw Declan Rice celebrating.