Originally Posted by dave1251
Originally Posted by Wolf359
Originally Posted by Shannow
But you clearly don't get a lot of things...and are quite confidently commenting on and ridiculing them for quite a few years.
Yeah and it's strange that no one proves me wrong.
I've yet to see an article that says ghosts are real.
The basic problem is that the evidence is weak or non existent. It's fine to say that we don't know, but people come to conclusions based on assumptions which haven't be shown to be true.
You have been proven wrong quite a bit. The issue you have you are unable to come to the conclusion you are wrong. Ignorance is supposed to be bliss. I hope you find this to be true.
Sorry, I seem to have missed the part where ghosts have been shown to be real.
I just follow the scientific method. Look at the evidence, weight it and draw your own conclusions. There's a difference between theory and proof that something exists. The default condition is to believe it's not true unless there's some evidence to back it up. Otherwise you're left with being free to believe 6 impossible things before breakfast.
Same with logic, it has to logically flow from your premises to a conclusion. The problem with most faulty logic is that you can't show that your premises are true.
Originally Posted by Wolf359
Originally Posted by Shannow
But you clearly don't get a lot of things...and are quite confidently commenting on and ridiculing them for quite a few years.
Yeah and it's strange that no one proves me wrong.
I've yet to see an article that says ghosts are real.
The basic problem is that the evidence is weak or non existent. It's fine to say that we don't know, but people come to conclusions based on assumptions which haven't be shown to be true.
You have been proven wrong quite a bit. The issue you have you are unable to come to the conclusion you are wrong. Ignorance is supposed to be bliss. I hope you find this to be true.
Sorry, I seem to have missed the part where ghosts have been shown to be real.
I just follow the scientific method. Look at the evidence, weight it and draw your own conclusions. There's a difference between theory and proof that something exists. The default condition is to believe it's not true unless there's some evidence to back it up. Otherwise you're left with being free to believe 6 impossible things before breakfast.
Same with logic, it has to logically flow from your premises to a conclusion. The problem with most faulty logic is that you can't show that your premises are true.