Episode 21 of Spooktator looked at electronic audio phenomena (EVP) and Ghostbox and during the show, examples of EVP records played by active ghost active fishermen including one of Erica Gregory. If you have read my previous writing about Gregory, you will know that she believes that she has revealed hidden information related to the murder of the murder committed by Ian Brady and Mira Hindley. Its evidence for this is its own EVP records and psychological work, but it turns out that it is not everything with the recordings … claiming that one of the EVP records from Gregory says “Hear Brady” and during the show, we concluded that this phrase was simply caused the acoustics of the context. Context, in this case, is murders. This sound is presented in the actual time and in a way that is not clear that the clips that are heard from any sources. The problem in Ghostbox is that it is basically an illusion creation device that allows users to find sound delusions in actual time without the sound discovered. This is the equivalent sound of what psychologists indicate as the effect of Paridolia. Brady heard that “EVP is a great example of it. It starts to speak Gregory and asks to hear votes, so you can listen to the quick below: (the source) is one of our beautiful listeners, Tami and. The bite was played while Erica Gregory was trying to use the device to communicate with ghosts regarding murders. If someone does the same in a completely different context, they may explain the words as it means something different. There are EVP records more detailed, but they all depend on the same type of registration system where the sound is taken without the person recorded as it is completely sure of the noise source they hear. The Radio X EVP mistake is a great example of why this is not a trustworthy type of “evidence” and is not reliable. This blog is supported by great readers through Patreon. You can pledge support from less than one dollar per month to keep this floating ghost. ❤ Be a shepherd!
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