I totally get that you WANT to believe in something after death, what I don't get is the why part. What reason could you possibly have for believing that ghosts exist instead of the traditional religion afterlife? I understand religion, it's passed through through tradition and it's got a book that can be interpreted as proof. But there's no proof that ghosts exist,MadeinHell said:Hey! I believe in fate! For example my faith is to drink a lot and die when I'm old! And so is most of the population. Actually ALL the population (I mean death ofc).
But seriously now. I once used oujia board or however its named and nothing happened.
I believe in ghosts mostly cause I want to believe that there is something AFTER (even if it totally sucks) but I doubt that any ghost (or even a DEEEMOOOONNN) would give a shit about that piece of plastic. But my friends got all hyped up about that so... we used it. At least there was free alcohol.
I couldn't have said it better myself.EcoEclipse said:A piece of cardboard and a piece of plastic acting as a bridge of communication between the living and the dead? Oh, sure! Of course I believe that.
I don't think a board game you can pick up at your local Wal-mart has the ability to contact the deceased.
ok so because he got something totally unrelated wrong, that means everything is wrong? and of all things using some guy's forum post, so the post is actually pretty flimsy in discrediting anything in the episode.cuddly_tomato said:Substituting one form of lying crap for another (Penn Jillette and his particular brand of "truth" [http://www.bautforum.com/off-topic-babbling/33158-penn-tellers-episode-second-hand-smoke.html]) is not a good strategy for maintaining credibility.cleverlymadeup said:here's Penn & Teller's take on it, including messing with the board and hilarity does ensue
Damn you! I watched that episode, and couldn't stop watching more for two hours! Funny episode though.cleverlymadeup said:yes something happens HOWEVER it is you moving the little thing it's called an ideomotor effect and you or one of the other ppl are controlling it without you being conscious of it
here's Penn & Teller's take on it, including messing with the board and hilarity does ensue
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eG4wTZuT3wM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JA5uYhXpa-E
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l1YmEkCJ87s