My only creepy experience was seeing a bright light in a graveyard and immediately afterwards barking my shin on a gravestone. Like, someone who wasn't thrilled with my being there distracted me in to hurting myself.
And I totally buy that ghosts exist, and I think that's in no way incompatible with scientific inquiry.
This actually reminds me a bit of my thoughts on the intelligent design nonsense. Science is in no way incompatible with saying "there are wierd ass things we don't understand" as long as those things are still being investigated. And there are things that we may never understand; the process of investigating them may progressively yield fewer and fewer results as time goes on, and I think *that* is where we see indications of the unknowable, the mysterious, the divine.
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And I totally buy that ghosts exist, and I think that's in no way incompatible with scientific inquiry.
This actually reminds me a bit of my thoughts on the intelligent design nonsense. Science is in no way incompatible with saying "there are wierd ass things we don't understand" as long as those things are still being investigated. And there are things that we may never understand; the process of investigating them may progressively yield fewer and fewer results as time goes on, and I think *that* is where we see indications of the unknowable, the mysterious, the divine.