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I have not!

Yeah pretty much. Skeptics really research claims of the paranormal, so in a certain way it makes sense.

The ancient Norse believed you were either a lucky person or an unlucky person. And you couldn't escape your particular fate in the end. Everything was predetermined. Scientists make a lot of noise about things being predetermined, with no free...

I have not!

Or maybe there are lots of people like Freud, who seemed bummed that any brush he had with the paranormal was never confirmed to be significant. I have also often felt premonitions of distant events in the midst of waking life, but all these...

You've been watching "Groundhog Day", haven't you...

One of the original UNIX programs was a line-based text editor named "ed". The editor featured built in commands for operating on lines of text, one of which was Substitute, of the form "s/<original words/regex pattern>/<replacement words>/"...

I have no idea what that means, but here is a picture of me with a spoon hanging on my nose, so I don't seem to be ignoring your post.

One of the original UNIX programs was a line-based text editor named "ed". The editor featured built in commands for operating on lines of text, one of which was Substitute, of the form "s/<original words/regex pattern>/<replacement words>/"...

(The place is probably Asyut, Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asyut), less often written as Assiut). The video and audio are poor quality, maybe filmed from the screen of another device- there's maybe a hint of fingers at the right side...

(The place is probably Asyut, Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asyut), less often written as Assiut). The video and audio are poor quality, maybe filmed from the screen of another device- there's maybe a hint of fingers at the right side...

One of the original UNIX programs was a line-based text editor named "ed". The editor featured built in commands for operating on lines of text, one of which was Substitute, of the form "s/<original words/regex pattern>/<replacement words>/"...

All over the internet, Straiph Wilson is an artist, specializing in ceramics. But for this one Saturday (8/10/24), he wore the impressive title of "Paranormal investigator." (I'm guessing my many hours on Metabunk--on this topic--over-qualify...

The article is already two years old, so it doesn't seem to have led to anything. Perhaps the witness is no longer alive, which is a common problem when investigating old UFO cases. To me, it mostly feels like Wilson was just looking for...

I don’t think the light at 2:47 could be the moon. Here’s the light at 2:47: At 4:05, you can see the time is 2:54, 28 minutes later: Surely if it were the moon, it would’ve moved more than that. I think a hoax might be the most likely...