Venture Capitalist Reports Precognitive Dream About Competitor Day Before IBM Acquisition Revealed

What was said

"I had a dream about this competitor of ours and I was like, that's odd. I've never dreamed of this guy before. One, never. Two, I hadn't even heard from him or his company. I went in the office that day and I get a call like right in the morning from a product manager at IBM. And he says, oh hey, we're gonna do a big announcement today. Do you remember that competitor of yours, Mark, who had this company called Edge Research? We bought them like a year and a half ago."

Silicon Valley entrepreneur Rizwan Virk describes having an unexplained dream about a dormant competitor named Mark the same morning IBM called to reveal they had secretly acquired Mark's company a year and a half prior. The precognitive timing suggests information may be accessible through non-materialistic channels, challenging conventional models of causality and time.