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have any of you seen or think you have seen them?
Originally posted by tim88My take on ghosts is a bit different from the tv versions I've seen.
have any of you seen or think you have seen them?
Originally posted by wolfgang59It's because they leave no physical evidence or any more than a handful of witnesses, but usually just one. This would suggest that they are faked,(the fact that there is no secondary witness), and I'm sure a lot are.
yes
frightened the life out of me
10 minutes later I had rationalised it - hallucination/dream/trick of light
ghosts are not real!
Originally posted by karoly aczelI "saw" a woman, less than 2m away from me, in dim light.
It's because they leave no physical evidence or any more than a handful of witnesses, but usually just one. This would suggest that they are faked,(the fact that there is no secondary witness), and I'm sure a lot are.
Rational science only acknowledges that which can be measured via our current theories of physics- and that requires hard evidence.
Originally posted by wolfgang59I've seen figures jump out from my peripheral vision many times, only to retreat back into the shadows as soon as I try to look at them directly.
I "saw" a woman, less than 2m away from me, in dim light.
I was [b]convinced it was real.
But I know our senses are not reliable and the brain can be fooled.
The rational explanation is that it was imaginery. I'm happy with that.[/b]
Originally posted by tim88Yes. in 1974 a friend called a spirit (as he called it) into a room. I saw it come through a wall, I stood up and passed through it (rather cold). Five people witnessed it.
have any of you seen or think you have seen them?
Originally posted by caissad4In what was an entity that could pass through walls and indeed you, human?
Yes. in 1974 a friend called a spirit (as he called it) into a room. I saw it come through a wall, I stood up and passed through it (rather cold). Five people witnessed it.
Twenty years later I read some scientific research done on the subject and realized its' origin is entirely human.