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Have You Ever Seen A Ghost?

Science shows us some pretty crazy stuff, just crazy real stuff. If ghosts were real science would have it on lock.

The thing is, I know that even with all we do know, we really still are at a very primitive level of understanding about ourselves and about everything else around us.

But what we do know explains much of what is considered paranormal.

I'm sure future generations will marvel at our ignorance, but it won't be about our inability to believe in ghosts they will marvel at.
 
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The thing is, I know that even with all we do know, we really still are at a very primitive level of understanding about ourselves and about everything else around us.

But what we do know explains much of what is considered paranormal.

I'm sure future generations will marvel at our ignorance, but it won't be about our inability to believe in ghosts they will marvel at.
We know quite a bit as a species though, of course there's always room to learn more. Doubting science is doubting the culmination of millions of years of human learning.
 
That'd be really cool, but there's no reason to believe it. Your assertion that parallel universes "can exist in higher dimensions" is completely unfounded. There is plenty of mathematical and cosmological speculation about the possibility of a multiverse, but no experimental evidence to support it. Further, even if other universes do exist, there's no reason to believe that we would or could have conscious interaction with them, and even then one could only speculate as to what the nature of that interaction might be.

I suppose it is "safe to assume" that a "possible explanation" for ghost sightings is that we are actually seeing into other dimensions, but it is not safe to assume that we are.

Finally, you are not talking about physics, you are talking about metaphysics since there is no physical evidence of anything you surmised.

By the way, here's a picture of my daughter holding a Western Long-Nosed Snake when she was only 4 (my daughter, not the snake).

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Wow! you don't see many of those around much anymore!! and that one seems very calm...most of the ones I run to into in the field like to coil up and smear themselves with blood !
 
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Learning what is actually happening is far more fun than believing wrong things. The experience doesn't change because you understand it. Go experience some infrasound if you want chills, you can do it anytime you like!
So, your idea of fun is more important than the intent of this thread; than the OPs idea of fun. Hearing about wrong things is fun too.

In lab coat, Leonard speak: I dig Frodo. He is one badazz Hobbit. You know, fiction. Science geeks everywhere get thrills to the spine just reading about his exploits. To me that is rubbish. It doesn't even qualify as an hallucination.

I was hoping this thread would remain a story thread, not another deconstruction by way of Occam.
 
So, your idea of fun is more important than the intent of this thread; than the OPs idea of fun. Hearing about wrong things is fun too.

In lab coat, Leonard speak: I dig Frodo. He is one badazz Hobbit. You know, fiction. Science geeks everywhere get thrills to the spine just reading about his exploits. To me that is rubbish. It doesn't even qualify as an hallucination.

I was hoping this thread would remain a story thread, not another deconstruction by way of Occam.
Imagination is great and all, but living in it and treating it as real is dumb.
 
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We know quite a bit as a species though, of course there's always room to learn more. Doubting science is doubting the culmination of millions of years of human learning.

There's the first problem. Believing that man has been around millions of years.

Humans haven't learned anything in your skewed 'millions of years " perception. We're still the evil, race hating, power hungry,pillaging, murdering sons of bitches we ever were.
 
There's the first problem. Believing that man has been around millions of years.

Humans haven't learned anything in your skewed 'millions of years " perception. We're still the evil, race hating, power hungry,pillaging, murdering sons of bitches we ever were.
Meanwhile violence in developed countries continues the downward trend it's been on for a long time.
 

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