Anybody seen a ghost or had a paranormal experience?

[Alan Harper's Tash]

But it doesn't mean it isn't, one has to look at thing as the evidence is provided, saying it's all make believe is just a throw away statement without looking at all the facts

A bit like not being able to disprove the existence of God.

 

[halfcenturyup]

I thought he was saying you can’t rule ghosts out because dogs can hear things we can’t and maybe science hasn’t yet figured out the wave lengths for ghosts.

Fair enough.

 

[mancity2012_eamo]

You can see her trying to keep a straight face.


Is that more or less an admission that this program is fake and made up and not real and unsupernatural

 

[mancity2012_eamo]

A bit like not being able to disprove the existence of God.

I find Mary Loves Dick far less scary than this lot.

‘Murica is one scary place, praise the lord.

 

[mancity2012_eamo]

There are many strange things emanating from Saddleworth.

He’s Scottish, but you shouldn’t hold that against him.
He’s a decent poster.

Sadds for Prez.

 

[mancity2012_eamo]

I suppose that depends on what you think ghosts are.

It really does, when you think about it.
Nobody can say that an experience isn’t real to someone, but what it is, whether it’s peculiar to them alone or others experience the same thing, the individual circumstances of any situation including your own state of mind.
Everything about the situation by it’s nature, usually, is not subject to forensic analytical scrutiny. The type of scrutiny and peer examination that scientific proof would require just doesn’t happen in the heat of these moments.

Instead we come to the conclusion that, Woooh! That was spooky.

 

[mackenzie]

Sounds like you had an ocular/ retinal migraine.

Yes, I'd normally think so too.
However, this lasted just seconds. And I was the third person to have experienced the same situation in the same room.
I had been told of the other experiences some years before, but had completely forgotten about them.
It's hard to describe the experience really, it was "something" that moved from the bottom of the stairs and across the kitchen.
It was as if it was a person.
Honest here, it was the strangest thing I have ever seen.

 

[roman totale]

Yes, I'd normally think so too.
However, this lasted just seconds. And I was the third person to have experienced the same situation in the same room.
I had been told of the other experiences some years before, but had completely forgotten about them.
It's hard to describe the experience really, it was "something" that moved from the bottom of the stairs and across the kitchen.
It was as if it was a person.
Honest here, it was the strangest thing I have ever seen.

I absolutely don’t believe in ghosts, but I am open to believing that there are times and places where, for whatever reason, space-time and dimensions can get a little weird.

 

[mackenzie]

I absolutely don’t believe in ghosts, but I am open to believing that there are times and places where, for whatever reason, space-time and dimensions can get a little weird.

Yes, think my partner believes in that possibility too.

 

[mancity2012_eamo]

I absolutely don’t believe in ghosts, but I am open to believing that there are times and places where, for whatever reason, space-time and dimensions can get a little weird.

Yes, I’ve tried to get my head around that whole concept.
I know from the science sites like JWST that I dabble in that some very clever people are hypothesising on time slowing down over distance as speed increases and time being relative to where you are observing from in the universe, ye know, simple stuff like that.
Plus we cannot conceive of anything travelling faster than light…..
Rips in time….
Space bending….

Bends my head trying to catch the concepts sometimes, never mind having any understanding of them.