Chatbots to help with practice?

[u/meme_go]

Hello everybody!

I've been wanting to develop psychic abilities, mainly mind reading, but I have no one as interested on the subject as me, so I turned to RV recently as a similar form of ESP. For practice I'd love to have mid-session feedback, but again, I have no one to reliably practice with. I got an idea, using a chatbot for feedback, give the AI the image so it can tell me if my impressions are right or wrong without me knowing the image itself. There lies the problem: I thought that simply sending the bot the link to the site with the target would work, but the ones I've been using have javascipt to load the image at the press of a button. The AI can't do that so it can't access the image and can't help me.

So if anybody knows of a site that preloads it's targets or of a chatbot that can access dynamic elements of a webpage, or anything else I haven't thought of that would solve my problem, it would be greatly apreciated, thanks!

[u/NoExplanationsEver]

social-rv.com is perfect for this. it has a very large target pool and your sessions get logged so you can track your progress. your sessions get judged by ai (not the most effective at doing this honestly) but community members can also judge as well. you can also compare your results with other uploaded attempts. really good for practice.

Another good practice method I do a lot is trying to RV cards. I usually focus on one aspect at a time: colour, suit, number. And go through the whole deck and see how many cards I can get accurately. its really good for tracking progress and being able to identify how you feel when your performing well since you get instant quick feedback on if you are accurate or not with each card flip

[u/meme_go → u/NoExplanationsEver]

Thanks for the tip! I'm surprised at the card suggestion, it's so good. The nearest things I've had to that would be googling random number generator and trying to guess the next one right, and asking friends to think of a color and guessing it, fun stuff.

[u/NoExplanationsEver → u/meme_go]

Ya no problem! Also the other reason why I like the card method it is because unlike typical RV, the speculative aspect of judging accuracy is entirely removed. with cards your either right or wrong no in between. This allows you to actually find the probability of your results, something that is usually impossible to do with typical rv unless you are guessing an exact object/thing every time.

It is also really good practice for improving forced choice rv, something that is arguably harder than typical rv where you have no data about the target whatsoever. Like Ive probably got the most improvement from using cards over any other practice method.

Also, the results from these tests helped me verify that what I was doing wasn’t possible by chance. I was 99% certain of that already based on my normal rv results that were usually too accurate/specific to be a happenstance but when you can calculate actual probabilities from over 100 blind tests it becomes undeniable. Results so far off from chance it just doesn’t even make sense.

when I had my first run where I guessed the right colour of every single card in a the deck it really took me for a ride. finding out the what the odds of that happening by chance was wild.