aspies and paranormal

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I dismiss it all as hooey.

I’m with AnnaLemma and pixel-debris. If someone were to present credible evidence,
I’d be open. But I’m not gonna hold my breath. And if I ever do run into whoever is
responsible for this mess, I'm going to have a lot of questions.

If you accept the Scientific Method, instead of the witchcraft labeled as "Objectivism," many titles including
scientific documentation of many types of paranormal experiences, are grouped together at:

http://www.shaktitechnology.com/

Don't let Clever Hans the Horse outsmart you, but don't be closed-minded as a Dollar Sign either.

I'm fairly sure that the Universe is a subset of an actual reality which we would be describe as Mathematics.

As such, obviously everything which is self-consistent must exist somewhere.

This brings up two conclusions immediately.

1. There is nothing in the Universe which does not abide by the same rules that the rest does.

2. There are things that could/should/must exist which are not in this Universe.


There is no such thing as "paranormal" ghosts, "supernatural" beings, or whatnot, though I've theorized that perhaps you could observe something similar by confusing the part of your brain that records where you are, as it must also imply where you are not, and perhaps it could overlap some information from other positions.

Highly theoretical though, and with absolutely no experimental basis, it's simply the only possible way it COULD happen.

I'm unable to be anything but skeptical about everything, I doubted that the Universe was a likely thing to find myself embedded in as a child, until I discovered that it must exist, but so must all possible Universes, so I am a natural consequence of my own consistent possibility.


If that makes sense, you might be crazy... I might be as well, but I'm enjoying the ride.


I've had some rather intense "deja-vu dreams", but again it is impossible to falsify the alternative explanation: that I simply triggered a portion of my brain which incorrectly labeled the experiences I was having at the moment as occupying two separate positions in my memory.

I don't know for sure that I had the dreams before the events, or that my brain wrongly altered it's own records to make me think I had.

One answer however is much simpler than the other, and even with the understanding of time I have from years of relativistic pondering, I am far too massive to interact across years of time as if it was coincident/simultaneous.

The alteration of my own memory, by my own brain, without my awareness of this process, is possible, simple, and could explain many more paranormal phenomena than just deja vu.

In the absence of any evidence for any alternative hypothesis, I'm going with the "people are generally too out of touch with reality, and their own brains enough to not understand this stuff properly" option.

I want to see the guy bend MY spoon.

I need to see the holes in Jesus's hands.

Not going to happen though.... we live in a universe with physical rules that does not include magic, Santa Claus, the Tooth Fairy and not even the Easter Bunny, no ghosts and no gobblins or gremlins.

There are however a large group of people who make up experiences to get attention or they are delusional and their *need* caused them to hallucinate.

It was so amusing when I was a the Estes Park hotel that inspired Steven King to write "The Shining". They had one hallway illuminated with flashing IR emitters. We can't see the IR, but our cameras can. So they encouraged everyone to take lots of pictures. It was embarrassing to watch grown people getting all excited when the saw bright white images on their camera displays, I think one woman had multiple orgasms.... As an experiment, before the tour started (great tour by the way) I noted who in the group was all twitchy about the haunted hotel and the ghosts, and sure enough, they were the ones most giddy and light headed when we got to the IR hallway.

Clear your heads people. There is no god and no devil, you're on your own, all you have is logic and reason, use it.

i personally believe in other dimensions and im shure ive seen somewhere on the history channel that you can have an entire other dimension infront of your face and not even know its there because its on another plain of existance. i could see ghosts, and just about anything else imaginable inhabiting such a place without you even knowing it

to me the belief in the paranormal and the belief in rightness of the 'market', and it's ability to right itself, are very similar.

I did ask how many of us have had paranormal experiences. I don't want those people who might post to be afraid to post because some feel the need to state their opinion about this multiple times. I believe in singularities, too. To me it's just energy. The economic market is energy with intent and desire behind it. The tokens themselves are just symbols. Without the tokens of currency the market is far more imaginary than any 'ghost', not because it doesn't exist, but because it's created with the energy of thoughts, feelings, and desires, none of which can be detected by normal sensory means.

i wanna be a professional ghost hunter, maybe this is something i can look into when i go back to voc rehab maybe
they'll probably laugh at me but i'll be dead serious with it