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]]> http://www.psyroom.net/psychic-mediums-3/comment-page-1/#comment-229 dm86 Mon, 01 Nov 2010 19:59:50 +0000 http://www.psyroom.net/psychic-mediums-3/#comment-229 Generally, I think they're nuts. But there's two different types of people we're talking about here. The first one is for the people that *think* ghosts might exist. They think there's some plane of existence where souls are trapped or something, and they usually watch Ghost Hunters as their main source of info for this. They never claim to have seen a ghost, but will readily admit that they have had a few memorable incidents where they might have seen a puff of steam or something. Through talking with them with rationality and logic, you can generally get them to say "I guess we'll never know what was in my grandparent's basement" or dismiss the whole account altogether. They're the ones I usually talk to and try to sway them of their disfigured memory. However, there's the second type. They **swear** they've seen ghosts. They fully believe in a supernatural plane of existence where ghosts/souls roam freely. They'll most likely tell you that they believe in Heaven/Hell and whatever realm they can think of. They don't watch Ghost Hunters because they think it's fake, but they believe in psychic mediums and have probably seen a palm reader or tarot card reader at some point in their life. Their kind is unmistakable because you cannot tell their superstitions apart from the religious nature. What's worse is how either of those two kinds of people also usually believes in some kind of religion and an afterlife. Which makes absolutely no sense, logically. As for approaching these people, I usually do with the first type, but I just walk away from the second type. OP, I'm with you. If these things existed, they would be observable and testable. However, they're not. So I file it all under "most likely not true/not important enough to warrant my attention." Generally, I think they’re nuts. But there’s two different types of people we’re talking about here. The first one is for the people that *think* ghosts might exist. They think there’s some plane of existence where souls are trapped or something, and they usually watch Ghost Hunters as their main source of info for this. They never claim to have seen a ghost, but will readily admit that they have had a few memorable incidents where they might have seen a puff of steam or something. Through talking with them with rationality and logic, you can generally get them to say “I guess we’ll never know what was in my grandparent’s basement” or dismiss the whole account altogether. They’re the ones I usually talk to and try to sway them of their disfigured memory. However, there’s the second type. They **swear** they’ve seen ghosts. They fully believe in a supernatural plane of existence where ghosts/souls roam freely. They’ll most likely tell you that they believe in Heaven/Hell and whatever realm they can think of. They don’t watch Ghost Hunters because they think it’s fake, but they believe in psychic mediums and have probably seen a palm reader or tarot card reader at some point in their life. Their kind is unmistakable because you cannot tell their superstitions apart from the religious nature. What’s worse is how either of those two kinds of people also usually believes in some kind of religion and an afterlife. Which makes absolutely no sense, logically. As for approaching these people, I usually do with the first type, but I just walk away from the second type. OP, I’m with you. If these things existed, they would be observable and testable. However, they’re not. So I file it all under “most likely not true/not important enough to warrant my attention.”

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