I really don’t care about stickers and when he is asked to determine what he is Do When it comes to ghosts, I have described myself as everything from the ghost hunter, the ghost researcher, the superhero and more. Readers must understand that this is not for me to distinguish myself as a “comprehensive ghost investigator” to look exciting or interesting, but I simply use descriptive to explain what I do. For some reason, recently, people were wondering if you were truly Skeptical secretly A person who believes in ghosts. So here is the deal.
When I became interested for the first time in ghost research, I was a teenager who believes in ghosts and can be found in inhabited places looking for them (with the permission of the owners.) The years passed and I lost this belief because my curiosity led me to more solid answers to the strangeness in the world provided by science. It became skeptical despite many problems with the communities and movements associated with doubt. As I am old, I continued to learn, and experience a great loss in my personal life, I felt my focus when it comes to supernatural research.
For example, I look forward to Spooktator registration sessions because it is an opportunity for me to discuss strange, guarding and passenger with similar friends in thinking, and my blog has grown calmly because I no longer have any interest in deciphering the latest ghosts and videos to make the press. Often there is a race to become the first skeptical blogger to expose such stories and it is a race that I do not want to run in because it does not make sense. Except, perhaps, really interesting situations that are really mysterious. My friends are a strange mixture of those who believe in mystical, extraordinary and strange things … and those who do not do it much. When I talk about supernatural, supernatural and inner concepts, I do not do so while neglecting the responsibility for not believing ideas to be correct because I refuse to bow to suspicions of closed “intellectuals” who are looking for the language of others for thought crimes against doubts ™. It is then easy to see why some people are confused about what I do and do not believe in.
I am still an investor in the investigation of supernatural phenomena and a supernatural nature because I, as always, I think that the strange things that people face deserve to be investigated to help the budget of our understanding Things. I do not believe in ghosts, but I think the concept of ghosts is more complicated than many people realize. When you really start talking to people who believe in ghosts, you soon realize that it is more than just the idea that the souls of the dead still exist. With the passage of years, I found myself less interested in detecting ghosts and ghouls and instead cared about the aspects of these cases that are often ignored by other researchers skeptical in their race to be the first to respond: people.
Enjoyable, people in the center of these cases are usually the ones who hold answers to questions about what is already going on. Speculation, after all, just makes you so far. With all this in mind, I recently realized that I became more than a comprehensive ghost investigator than anything else, because when I search in a state I focus more on all things.
Yes, this is Douglas Adams. Yes, I am serious.
“I do not care about myself with simple things such as fingerprint powder, pieces of pocket fluff and unfamiliar feet. I see that the solution is for every problem that can be discovered in the pattern and network of all. The links between causes and effects are often more accurate and complex than our rough understanding and preparation for the material world that Rollinson may assume naturally.”
Dirk Balad, At the “Dirk Comprehensive Investigation Agency” by Douglas Adams
Many will link when they read the word “comprehensive” because they link it to the “comprehensive” medicine, while in reality it is in health care, not only refers to the treatment of symptoms, but also taking into account all contributing factors such as mental and social conditions. By following a more comprehensive approach to ghost research and not using the evacuation of responsibility in faith in my daily language, I found myself the subject of scrutiny from the so -called skeptics who doubt that I may secretly believe in the things I am looking for. Me, no. I can somewhat understand why some people find it difficult to see how one of the rationalists and atheists can be interested in marginal ideas and “new speech”, but I think he says more about these individuals more than that.
