Mike Raiford wrote:
> Patrick Elliott wrote:
>> Darren New wrote:
>>> Cousin Ricky wrote:
>>>> how come we never see their internal organs?
>>>
>>> Ghosts are constructs of your mentality, not your physicality. Hence, 
>>> since you don't normally think about your internal organs, most 
>>> ghosts don't show them. Except Jon Osterman, sometimes.
>>>
>>
>> Got that partly right, its mental.. One more time - if it has "any" 
>> effect on the physical world, it is by definition *part* of the 
>> physical world, and therefor should be detectable and verifiable, and, 
>> despite shows like "Ghost Hunters", where a bunch of morons babble 
>> about camera glitches and spook themselves over every "pop" or 
>> "creek", no one has ever "detected" or "verified" a ghost. And no, EM 
>> meters don't count. 
> 
>  From what I've seen the Ghost Hunters have yet to see anything 
> conclusive at all. I remember one on some haunted ship where they used 
> the thermal camera and found a warm spot that turned out to be a steam 
> pipe or something.. Usually they review the tape, and audio and find a 
> few ooh that's interesting things then quickly debunk the evidence as 
> either floating dust, etc .. or in the case of EVP's they've debunked it 
> as one of their team talking in the distance. Usually what they've found 
>  have been pretty easy practical explanations for all of the creaks and 
> pops.
> 

Yeah. Would be damn funny to watch these clowns run around getting 
freaked, if, every time I turn them on, I have to remember that probably 
60-70% of the US actually think these people are **evidence** that 
ghosts are really real, or they wouldn't be "looking for them".

<-- bangs head on desk.


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