While dreams, intuition, and meditation are frequently associated with precognitive experiences, hypnosis is not typically considered a method for accessing future knowledge.

The term "precognition" is derived from the Latin word "praecognoscere", which means "to know beforehand".

Napoleon Bonaparte, the French emperor, was rumored to have precognitive dreams and visions that influenced his military strategies.

Parapsychology is the scientific study of psychic phenomena, including precognition, telepathy, and psychokinesis.

Psychometry, the ability to perceive information about an object by touching it, is not considered a type of precognition, as it involves accessing past or present information rather than future events.

A precognitive dream is a dream in which a person experiences knowledge or information about a future event before it happens.

Time travel, the ability to move through time, is not a scientifically accepted mechanism for precognition.

Psi Test is a general term for statistical methods used to test for psychic phenomena, including precognition.

Peer review is a process used to evaluate the quality of scientific research, not a criticism of precognition research specifically.

Synchronicity is the phenomenon where two events that are seemingly unrelated occur in a meaningful way.

The Great Chicago Fire is not a famous case of alleged precognition.

A premonition is a precognitive experience that occurs while awake.

String Theory is not a proposed explanation for precognition based on quantum physics.

Intuition is the feeling that something is going to happen before it actually does.

Premonition is not a type of precognition that involves receiving information about a future event through a sensory channel.