Imagine that you are a ghost researcher. Someone has called you because the employees have some strange experiences in their offices and they want you to know if you can reach below. We hope you are the type that is looking for ghosts only because the result of your “investigation” will likely be “it is a ghost” and this is not imagined. If you are in the imagined scenario, you are a kind of ghost researcher who actually loves to reach the bottom of what is happening, move to a fun task in front of you: Solve mystery.
Solve mystery is fun. You take a condition, look at what apparently happening to people, then trying to find the most logical reason. Maybe there is a pattern? People hear strange things when they close a company at night, for example. Perhaps people continue to see something in a specific part of the building? Perhaps this is just people with strange things when they work to shift together? This is evidence and solving the puzzle of clues and asking questions about what it can mean. Most of the time this will lead you to the answer. Woohoo! It has been a puzzle! This is the wonderful thing in the puzzles – it is usually solved. If it is not subject to solution, they are likely to be at some point in the future. Take the We Ghost puzzle for example.
WEM ghost image
For many years, people have not been able to reach an agreement on what was causing ghost -like appearance in the 1995 -famous image of the WEM Burning city hall. Photo – which was taken on a film camera by amateur photographer – appears to show a little girl coming out of the burning building, which will definitely be impossible because of the raging fire. Some suggested that he was a ghost while others believed that it could be an illusion caused by things inside the building. The photographer promised that he did not prove the picture and was confused.
The original source of the ghost
We GHOST image was solved after 15 years when someone monitored the same little girl in a postcard. It has become clear that despite the reassurance that the image was not defended, this was the reason in reality. It took a long time solution to solve this is why some people still believe that the image of the city hall shows a ghost. Due to the lack of curiosity, many people see something currently not interpreted and decide that it should be unsuccessful, and the case is closed. However, there is a fairly big difference between something that cannot be explained currently and something where there is no explanation. This is something that any good puzzle should think when reaching a conclusion, in addition to the fact that the rush to be the first to reach the conclusion of a mystery that may mean that you will lose clues and information when it appears and is just dirty.
A comparison between the two pictures
This is actually something that puts a person who wants to solve a mystery, regardless of people who claim to want to solve a mystery, but in reality they do not. The puzzles can be exciting to participate with some people, for some people, the possibility of something supernatural or a paranormal is the cause of mystery is very attractive so that it is not at the top of their capabilities, and thus explores the puzzle only by searching for really super causes. These types of investigators are not investigators at all when you think about it. They are the Puigon hunters – you can call them Bigfoot, foreign fishermen, ghost hunters, monster fishermen, etc. Their goal is to find something that can be evidence of what they are looking for. It is a biased personal approach that only provides more ambiguity answers and a very few answers.
Bigfoot fishermen, ghost hunters and similar paranormal fans who flourish water when it comes to solving mystery because they do not want to solve mystery. They want to be real. Anyone who really wants to solve mystery will know that you must eliminate possible causes and reduce the number of potential variables that affect your achievement. This means (for example and not limited to) the use of the required equipment only, which limits the number of people participating in the investigation of mystery, maintaining the operation of the lights, and not using non -scientific methods to investigate mystery. This is because if you use unconfirmed and unimisticated methods to investigate mystery, then you actually make mystery bigger.
Therefore, in short, the key to solving puzzles is to remain curious, not to lead your heart, follow the clues and interrogate everything – including yourself.
