Nope. Not even a little bit.
I used to when I was younger, but the older I got, the more I became addicted to learning new things, and eventually I went down the rabbit hole of explanations for supernatural occurrences, and the unfortunate thing is, it really makes things a lot more boring.
Like, for example, there's the 'ghost frequency'. When people hear a certain frequency, known as infrasound, which can't be discerned consciously, it tells your brain that it's time to be afraid. When this occurs, you can experience all sorts of bad feelings and most commonly: fear. When fight or flight takes place, any shadow can be a potential threat and hallucination can even take place as a consequence.
So, when you're in a house that has a reputation for being haunted, or you're in a building where multiple people have all experienced supernatural activity, you have to ask yourself: is there something mechanically operated that's faulty, or even, is there something at play that can cause even something as simple as the duct work to rattle? There's a paper on it called "Ghosts in the Machine", and in it, they detail that there was paranormal fear occurring before they discovered that there was an extractor fan in the lab that was emitting a frequency of 18.98 Hz.
"Tandy conjectured, was why he had seen a ghostly figure—it was, he believed, an optical illusion caused by his eyeballs resonating. The room was exactly half a wavelength in length, and the desk was in the center, thus causing a standing wave which caused the vibration of the foil. "
The more you know, fellas.
I used to when I was younger, but the older I got, the more I became addicted to learning new things, and eventually I went down the rabbit hole of explanations for supernatural occurrences, and the unfortunate thing is, it really makes things a lot more boring.
Like, for example, there's the 'ghost frequency'. When people hear a certain frequency, known as infrasound, which can't be discerned consciously, it tells your brain that it's time to be afraid. When this occurs, you can experience all sorts of bad feelings and most commonly: fear. When fight or flight takes place, any shadow can be a potential threat and hallucination can even take place as a consequence.
So, when you're in a house that has a reputation for being haunted, or you're in a building where multiple people have all experienced supernatural activity, you have to ask yourself: is there something mechanically operated that's faulty, or even, is there something at play that can cause even something as simple as the duct work to rattle? There's a paper on it called "Ghosts in the Machine", and in it, they detail that there was paranormal fear occurring before they discovered that there was an extractor fan in the lab that was emitting a frequency of 18.98 Hz.
"Tandy conjectured, was why he had seen a ghostly figure—it was, he believed, an optical illusion caused by his eyeballs resonating. The room was exactly half a wavelength in length, and the desk was in the center, thus causing a standing wave which caused the vibration of the foil. "
The more you know, fellas.
