Do you believe in ghosts?

Uncertain nothing proves or disproves this issue for me i like to stay open minded

Does Ghost Pig have a superpower, or is he just, well, you know, ghostly? Like kind of a pale pig??

Why? if energy cannot be destroyed then life-force has to move on to somewhere, right? Why cant there be beings made from sub atomic particles as we are mad out of atomic particles?

"According to Einstein, all the energy in the universe is constant, which means that it can neither be created nor destroyed… Then what happens to our energy when we die? Since it cannot be destroyed, then it is transformed into another kind of energy. What can this form of energy be?"
Admittedly, it's something that was said in a ghost hunting book,

I don't know if I believe in ghosts, per se, but I believe in something. A quote I like is:
"According to Einstein, all the energy in the universe is constant, which means that it can neither be created nor destroyed… Then what happens to our energy when we die? Since it cannot be destroyed, then it is transformed into another kind of energy. What can this form of energy be?"
Admittedly, it's something that was said in a ghost hunting book, but Einstein's theory about energy does makes me wonder. About ghosts and about the afterlife in general. I don't think any of us can fully know whether any aspects of the supernatural are or are not real, so I'd rather remain open minded about it. That doesn't mean I'm someone who is insistent that ghosts do definitely exist, but I don't exactly want to rule it out.

Good point. Einstein only had two *******s, that book will be full of them!

This would be an interesting read http://www.askamathematician.com/2012/11/q-if-energy-is-neither-created-nor-destroyed-what-happens-to-the-energy-within-our-bodies-and-brains-when-we-die/

i've a 100% belief in these things because i have experienced it. Not once but many times.

Are you equally uncertain as to whether invisible pink unicorns exist?

If you don't think they've been disproven now, nothing will ever disprove it for you, because it will always be theoretically possible that they've just evaded everyone's notice -- because they're ghosts.

The sensible position to take is therefore that this wildly implausible and completely unexplained thing doesn't exist until someone demonstrates that it does.

For a start, as far as anyone has ever seen you cannot have sentience without matter. You need some sort of processor, somewhere, even if we're accepting that it doesn't necessarily have to be a human brain. How is it that you think ghosts might operate, in respect of that, as well as movement? Surely they need some sort of energy input to keep going -- how does that happen? Why do they come about? Is there any vaguely plausible answer for any coherently formulated question about ghosts? Any better response than 'well, one or two isolated people think they might have seen one once, even though neither they or anyone else has ever produced clear evidence of this'?

Please, TSR, come on.

Where is the evidence to them not existing. It can not be proved but there is absolutely nothing to disprove it evidence wise. If i had to get off the fence i would lean towards them not existing

On the whole, a lack of evidence would imply a lack of existence, especially with strong evidence of alternative, simpler explanations.

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There's no evidence for ghosts existing. If scientists can produce evidence about ridiculously tiny and rare subatomic particles, they'd have found some evidence of ghosts.Besides, there's also no evidence of a "soul" that would create a ghost. The human brain is an electrochemical meat computer, not magic.

As someone looking to study Biology, this really made me cringe.
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Find me some evidence they do not exist.

I never said anywhere that evidence existed, I asked a question. I dont know where you've been hiding the past year but "evidence about ridiculously tiny and rare subatomic particles" has been found - Its what the whole CERN thing is all about. Higgs, Nobel Prize, Boson, Hadron Collider, ring any bells?

http://home.cern/topics/higgs-boson

I never said anywhere that evidence existed, I asked a question. I dont know where you've been hiding the past year but "evidence about ridiculously tiny and rare subatomic particles" has been found - Its what the whole CERN thing is all about. Higgs, Nobel Prize, Boson, Hadron Collider, ring any bells?

http://home.cern/topics/higgs-boson

Prove to me invisible flying unicorns that **** rainbows don't exist. It cannot be proved absolutely, but can beyond reasonable doubt, given that I have not yet heard of any supernatural event that could not be explained by sound science.

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