I can predict the future. If a song is on the radio, I know which words will be sung next. I will die!
. . . .If you are truly psychic . . . . . raise my left arm . . . . NOW!! . . . . . NOPE . . . you're not psychic! . . . . .but then again . . . maybe you already knew I would post this!! HAHA!
Knowing the future does not mean I can possess you. If I've heard the song before I know what is about to be sung, allowing me to sing along.
The regularities of the world are apparently what qualify it as such to begin with, as opposed to being a nonsensical spew of random and disconnected events. This allows humans to not only exist, but to observe patterns and abstract concepts and recipes of how things behave from their memories. Or our predictive skills just fall out of non-conscious conditioning over time. That said, however, even many reliable forecastings are not 100% iron-clad. Someone could concoct a prank or conspiracy to fool you by tampering with a familiar song. But the expense of hiring people who can sing and play like those on the original recording, and having any justifiable reason for going to that degree of trouble just to disrupt the expectations of a particular individual, make it unlikely. - - -
You British gits, always getting your candy mixed up. Those aren't Smarties; those are Rockets: Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image! These are Smarties: Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image!
I assure you that Smarties in the UK are very much the Nestle ones you posted. For Pete's sake, they are an English invention. Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image! They were originally made by Rowntrees, and called Chocolate Beans up until 1937 when they became Smarties. Rowntrees was bought by Nestle - hence the Nestle on your image. So when it comes to sweets (or candy as they say in the US) noone in the UK would confuse the word Smarties for anything else - although we now use a hexagonal tube rather than cylindrical. The "Rockets" are what we would probably refer to as "Fizzers" in the UK (by Swizzels Matlow)- or Barratt's "Refreshers". Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image!
And in my childhood it was the orange ones that one treasured, because they actually tasted of orange-flavoured chocolate. I expect that has now stopped.
Per their website the orange one is the only one that is still different, although whereas it used to be actual orange-flavoured chocolate, it's now just orange flavouring in the shell. There used to be a coffee one and a dark chocolate one as well. Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image!