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It's amazing how interested people can be of dead people.

I can't say I have seen a ghost. Can't say I'm very interested in seeing ghosts. If I was really interested in seeing ghosts, I probably would at some point be able to see them- but that wouldn't suffice as proof of anything. All it would prove to me is that I am capable of deluding myself. And I already know I have this capability- as does everyone.

What is a *better* proof or evidence than any personal experience is that so many people find ghosts or UFOs, or God as something they are interested in.

What is amusing is that the same person who knows a lot about ghosts, God or whatever, can know so little about say a refrigerator, car, or stock market. Btw, I see no reason why a ghost would know much about being a ghost, just as I don't assume a human would know much about being human.

One thing that disproves ghosts, etc is the lack of anything useful which comes from "seeing and talking" to ghosts. The only thing of real value, is that humans are interested in ghosts [for whatever reason]- though one shouldn't undervalue trinkets.

I believe in ghosts about as much as I believe I have telepathy [or everyone has telepathy]. I'm agnostic about it as I'm agnostic about God. Anyhow, there nothing about ghosts, etc, which is scientific, so I'm glad you didn't post about on Space.

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