Post by BATouttaheck on Mar 22, 2019 15:29:52 GMT
A: "People who claim to have seen them or experienced ghost encounters are either mistaken, delusional, or "stretching the truth" to get attention. Never underestimate the power of the desire for attention as a motivator of human behavior."
B: "What about the people who don't "believe in ghosts" have no "interest" in ghosts and yet have experienced things that can only be explained as being "ghostly" or "spirits" and who are reluctant to tell about these experiences? "
A: "They fall into the mistaken category"
B: "Maybe"
NOT pickin' on ya, "A" … This exchange just sums it up so well for me
B: "What about the people who don't "believe in ghosts" have no "interest" in ghosts and yet have experienced things that can only be explained as being "ghostly" or "spirits" and who are reluctant to tell about these experiences? "
A: "They fall into the mistaken category"
B: "Maybe"
NOT pickin' on ya, "A" … This exchange just sums it up so well for me
