Dream Journal Experiment [See for yourself!]

So I never really gave out my conclusions to my dream experiment in highschool, but then again, nobody really seemed to want the results due to being happy with the increased memory. 

So without further ado, the my final conclusions in a nut shell:
Dream Experiment Conclusion for 2009, 2010:
Precognition: After analyzing many dreams and having people record their daily life events for the duration of the experiment, and contrasting the data against that of the subjects dream journals the results are somewhat inconclusive due to the inconsistent journaling of the subjects(due to busy school/work schedules). Any potential proof of precognitive dreams given the data that was recorded, out of the 11 participants, within a six month period it it evident that for every ~3-4 days at least half of the test subjects reported having dreams they believed indicated predicting events that happened to them personally 2-3 days later. The longest recorded suggested dream indicating with precognitive potential that was was recorded in the journals was an event foretold about two weeks in advanced about a personal event involving a female test subject and another individual.
Memory: Throughout this experiment the test subjects all reported at least some increased ability to use their memory (originally an unintended side effect), and were able to recal thing much more quickly and accurately than prior to the experiment. (5 subjects).
Thinking Processes: Over all the subjects reported that since beginning the experiment that they were better able to analyze things around them and were able to think much more critically than before the experiment. (3 subjects).

Now, with the results out, I feel I need to do this experiment once again. with many more people. If anyone es interested (even if they only care about the increased memory) feel free to tell me in the comments. I will then message you the details about how to get on-board!

And as always,
Thanks for reading my insanity!
~TheEmpress