The reason why this is called "super dream" in science can be roughly divided into three types: 1, which is purely coincidental, and things are transformed. The so-called coincidence is not a book, and it does make sense. I got an unconscious hint. For example, someone dreamed that he saw something somewhere, but when he went there, he really saw it. There is nothing wrong with this, but it is very likely that he heard/saw/read him on a certain day in a certain year. Of course, by this time, he was unconscious. He doesn't remember the information himself. To be exact, he didn't store this information in the range of consciousness, but the brain remembered it and stored it subconsciously. So when dreaming, his brain is still running at high speed (not what is said upstairs). Some unnoticed information appears in the form of dreams, so it has become some examples of so-called "extrasensory dreams", and even most of these dreams can be explained by this theory. But science is not everything. In real life, this dream does exist. He can predict the unpredictable future, which modern science cannot explain at all. This may require another Newton, Einstein and other figures to re-create a physical system. -Hyperlink: Why the future is unpredictable According to modern scientific research, the future is unpredictable. I believe everyone has heard of the famous butterfly law, a small variable, but it can lead to completely different results. As the saying goes, "One misstep makes an everlasting regret." Maybe if you don't wash your hands today, the chain reaction will lead to very serious consequences. Maybe you can save the world by giving a beggar a penny today. Therefore, the uncontrollable future leads to the unpredictability of the future.