👉 In philosophy, "premonstration" is a concept used to describe an action or belief that precedes its realization. It refers to an event or proposition that has not yet been proven or verified, but which has the potential for leading to a new understanding or knowledge. The term was first coined by philosopher David Hume in his work on the nature of reality and perception. Hume believed that premonitions are not mere illusions, but rather real events that have already occurred but are still present
