Supernaturalism...

[Piotr621]

Has there ever been a moment in your life that you felt as though there could have been a ghostly presence or something like that nearby?

 

[Corpse XxX]

Yes, i've seen ghost twice.. And in the first encounter we were 5 mates that all saw the exact same thing.. Creepy!
A shape of an old lady walking into the forest!

 

[Labyrinth]

Actually yes. My philosophy teacher and I have the idea that this could be future people sending their consciousnesses back to observe the past. Physical time travel may remain impossible, but what's to stop this kind of thing once we have the technology to separate mind and matter?

 

[Lukeje]

Actually yes. My philosophy teacher and I have the idea that this could be future people sending their consciousnesses back to observe the past. Physical time travel may remain impossible, but what's to stop this kind of thing once we have the technology to separate mind and matter?

Of course that makes more sense if this is actually a computer simulation.

 

[Dealin Burgers]

Nope, can't say that I have. Though I would greatly like to experience some kind of ghostly activity.

 

[Cxizent]

It's called hypochondria and a crippling paranoia, otherwise known by the strictly medical term: "Every single day of my [expletive] life"

 

[goater24]

I believe in ghosts but am yet to have an experience that takes me of the fence. I want to believe but I would need to see something from myself. I have been to the Edinburgh dungeons as well as a couple of supposed hauted mansions in York but am yet to come accorss anything paranormal. I like the whole astral projecting idea though, and who is to say out unconsciousness coulnd't produce things like that?

The truth is out there, who wants to believe?

 

[Cpt. Red]

Nope. I personally find it more possible that this world doesn't exist then the possibility of ghost existing.

 

[Jaythulhu]

Only those who choose to be oblivious in their adulthood lose the ability to see what is really there.

 

[Vortigar]

Of course that makes more sense if this is actually a computer simulation.

There's millions of possible explanation for stuff like this.

Hhhmmm, just posted this is another thread...

Take it away again Grant [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MblcEYVcKKs].

 

[Jaythulhu]

Really, to all those who don't believe there is anything beyond the physical realm, I invite you to join me on one of my sojourns into places that are best left uninterrupted. I guarantee you'll see or feel something that will scare nine different colours of poo out of you.

Just because you don't believe in the things that go bump in the night doesn't mean they don't believe in you.

 

[Monkfish Acc.]

I've seen one, heard voices, and I've had stuff thrown at me. I would also mention that I can sort of feel if a room or house is haunted, but I don't want to seem like a complete crazy.
Or do I?
No. No I don't.

 

[Cpt. Red]

Really, to all those who don't believe there is anything beyond the physical realm, I invite you to join me on one of my sojourns into places that are best left uninterrupted. I guarantee you'll see or feel something that will scare nine different colours of poo out of you.

Just because you don't believe in the things that go bump in the night doesn't mean they don't believe in you.

Why do you think there even is a physical realm?

 

[Cryofthewolf]

Hmm, quite a lot actually. It seems I am a magnet for those things. =-/

 

[Malkavian]

Actually yes. My philosophy teacher and I have the idea that this could be future people sending their consciousnesses back to observe the past. Physical time travel may remain impossible, but what's to stop this kind of thing once we have the technology to separate mind and matter?

Ask your philosophy teacher what St. Augustin would have to say on the matter

 

[Jaythulhu]

Why do you think there even is a physical realm?

There's a good chance the bottle of scotch I've drunk tonight is influencing my belief in the physical realm. That said, and I know for sure I'm way too wasted to explain it properly, but condensed sound == physical mass, and since the basic building blocks of the universe are resonance and harmony, therefor I'm going to vote for LEGO as the supreme being.

 

[DarkLordofDevon]

Nope, never. I don't believe in the supernatural and I don't believe others have experienced the supernatural either. Nothing that exists cannot be explained by science. Either it is all lies, a simple mistake or error, or it something we have yet to discover scientifically. Regardless, there are no ghosts/demons/other supernatural thingies.

 

[Lukeje]

Of course that makes more sense if this is actually a computer simulation.

There's millions of possible explanation for stuff like this.

But that's just the most statistically likely.

 

[Adam Jenson]

There have been moments where I have heard my name being called at night. Don't know if it counts but there are moment when facts, cold hard facts mind you, just pop into my head. Like how to make a battery out of a potato and a glass of water or how the ruffles in a french chef's hat mean how many ways he can cook an egg. I think its called the universal consciousness, where the experiences of human beings just pool together.

 

[AndyFromMonday]

Never had any "ghost problems". The only thing I hear at night is my Neighbours arguing or turning their TV's volume to high.