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"Spirits, ghosts etc."

For once this is not spam so please if i'm maing the effort can you answer properly.

I was just wondering if any of you beleive in ghosts etc. or have ever had any experience of ghosts.

monkey_man wrote:
> Like a clit without a tw@t?

Exactly. Ghosts are nothing but clits without tw@ts. Result.

Black Glove wrote:
>the glass box without David Blaine... kind of.

Like a clit without a tw@t?

The sagacious one wrote:
> So I came back.
> To live.
> To die.
> To void...

*strokes beard*

Hmmm...

Anyway, I reckon ghosts are unconscious energized memoric imprints which fester in certain locales on fixed circling vision-paths - like illusions without the illusionist... the glass box without David Blaine... kind of.

Another top theory on this subject...

An Ancient Greek Sophist (Sophists were sort of like precursers to philosophers like Socrates) named Democritus theorised that people are made up of physical matter and spiritual matter. This matter (both type) is made up of atoms. At this point, the idea of physical matter decaying and the atoms being recycled by good old Mother Earth was well established (and is now known to be approximately true).

He said that, although we cannot see spiritual matter, it is logical to assume it behaves in the same way as physical matter. Therefore, when we die, our soul atoms are recycled in the same way as the atoms of our body. This would explain to an extent things like apparitions, past life experiences, etc.

I should point out that it's unclear whether Democritus actually believed this. Some say he only came out with the theory to win a bet...

I reckon there's some type of purgatory that lost souls will wander in until judgement day.

Actually, I don't believe that at all. I reckon there'll be nothing. Zip, zilch, doodly squat, sweet f.a. NOTHING.

Black Glove wrote:
> The sagacious one wrote:
> No Ghosts, no afterlife, just void.
>
> Oh come now, even the wise can't see all ends...

I've been dead and I can't say I liked it much. I wandered the void for an eternity, seeking the light which would lead me to Nirvana. I never found it, only darkness and despair.

As I wept galaxies were obliterated by black holes and Suns went supernova.

But I could not find the light.

So I came back.

To live.

To die.

To void...

RoJ wrote:
> There msut be some sort of afterlife. A dictator can't kill millions
> of people and not suffer any justice.

I rather think he can. And it's attitudes like that that keep him where he is.

Black Glove wrote:
> The sagacious one wrote:
> No Ghosts, no afterlife, just void.
>
> Oh come now, even the wise can't see all ends...

very true.

There msut be some sort of afterlife. A dictator can't kill millions of people and not suffer any justice.

The sagacious one wrote:
> No Ghosts, no afterlife, just void.

Oh come now, even the wise can't see all ends...