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a psychic making "accurate" predictions is not influenced by "free will" . . . the "POINT" is to predict what will happen, so free will should not be part of THIS particular equation

I am (as I remind everyone all the time) NOT 98 % accurate (or even 88 % accurate) . . . however, I am "accurate a lot"

and when I miss it has nothing to do with things being changed by someone's "free will"; it simply means I failed to "get in touch" with the "future outcome"

and yes, I get that we are on a particular path and we can change our thoughts and choices and get a whole different outcome than the likely one facing you if you stay on your current "path" -- that is the reason you should go, if you do, to "a psychic" in the first place

and why I prefer to focus on looking at people's current state and examining where they're at -- so they CAN shift course if they so choose

but, if I (or anyone else) "predict things" and things don't happen as "predicted" . . . saying free will "changed it" is a cop-out for the psychic; I will say "this is the trend" and this is where it likely will go . . . that is stating quite succinctly, this is the train, here is the track it's on, here is where that track usually runs

but if I say "Johnny and Barbie move to LA" then, to me, there is nothing that will change that; am I always right?

of course not -- but if Johnny and Barbie shift gears and decide to move to Miami, yes their "free will" led them to make a different decision

but my job is to see where they "land'

so free will is not my "get out of jail free" card; it means I "missed" and gave an inaccurate prediction
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