This happened when I was speeding down a country road on my motorcycle. Right after passing a few cars just before a curve, I suddenly felt a strong intuition: "This is bad." There didn't seem to be anything strange about the surroundings at all, but... when I slowly made my way through the curve, there was a car accident right around the bend, and the police were handling the scene. If I hadn't felt that something was wrong, I might have crashed right into it. (Though since it was a country road and I was on a motorcycle, I suppose it would have been easy enough to dodge.) Or rather, come on, police! Put up a warning triangle or something before the curve! By the way, I've had similar bad feelings while riding my bike a few times before, and whenever I think, "I have a bad feeling about this," I slow down without hesitation. Though a lot of the time, it turns out to be nothing lol.
You probably subconsciously picked up on some sensation that was different from usual. Just dropping a normal comment here.
It's probably something like that. You see, I spent a pretty unlucky childhood... Just thinking off the top of my head: 1. For some reason, the glass popped out of a second-story window frame and fell. It stabbed me in the shoulder, causing a serious injury. (Around age 5) 2. When I shook a tree to make acorns drop, for some reason a large rock sitting on a tree branch fell down, hitting me right in the head and causing me to bleed. (Around kindergarten age) ← I guess this one was my own fault, though. 3. My grandmother passed away, and when I went to offer incense at the Buddhist altar, for some reason the flame from the candle caught fire in my hair. Why? (Around 2nd grade) 4. A foul ball from a softball game passed through a tiny gap between buildings and happened to hit me in the back of the head while I was walking. (Around 4th grade) Maybe my instincts developed just to survive all these near-death experiences.
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