The amount of hoops people will jump through to dismiss psychic abilities just so they don't have to deal with the possibilities of it being real. You know good and well its because you don't have the mental capacity to fathom that possibility. The sooner you admit thay to yourself, the better off you'll be.
I mean, generally it is entirely the other way around. People who believe in psychic abilities jump thru hoops to make their fantastical world real. It's pretty clear Etta had a connection to the murderers and covered her bases with a story of "visions".
I truly believe that “visions” can be real. I don’t believe people can be “psychic” so to speak because I don’t think the human brain is capable of understanding what is trying to be communicated. I’m a firm believer that Telepathy is real but I’m more on the side that it’s extremely easy to send a message and nearly impossible to be certain that what you’re thinking is the message being sent to you. I swear. Get stoned. ASK Shorty to do simple things you would normally tell him with your mouth but this time ASK him to do those simple things with your mind. No eye/head/hand movement or noises. I guarantee he will understand you and your thoughts on telepathy will change forever. It doesn’t work on cats…
I hate psychic for the sole fact that they prey on desperate people. Like the second they learn some tragedy, they swoop in to "help" the victim. Like how low can you be?
Not all psychics do that. I was recently accused of that in a case. BUT I'M THE ONLY ONE WHO DIDN'T ASK FOR ANY MONEY. I'm also the only one who doesn't ever ask for money. And others have taken what I said and run with it, proved it was right and then never came back and said, of, you were right. You know what they do? They claim THEY were right, after having criticized and harassed me Yeah.
@@remedyhawke I'm not talking about money. I'm talking about how they gave the victims family a false hope and ultimately betrayed that hope. That's why I hate psychic.
While these stories are genuinely interesting, I cannot take any of the psychic/supernatural stuff serious. As soon as some sort of ghost who guided someone to safety gets involved, or some sort of ominous sign in the mirror, I chuckle to myself a little. All the power to the people who got saved by such "miracles", but I simply do not believe in fairy tales like that.
@@thelazygamer1639Yeah but those are called coincidences. There's no such thing as magical powers in reality. The human brain can play tricks on you and you can tell when something is wrong.
@Triple-Four admitting that your own mind can play tricks on you while simultaneously acting as if it's conclusively proven that supernatural events aren't real is pretty contradictory. If you can be tricked into believing something is real, you can be tricked into believing something is fake
@TheShadowCookie fairy tales in what way? Simply because you don't believe in something doesn't make it a fairy tale, unless you're insinuating that you're an objective and conclusive source on fact vs. fiction, which you're certainly not. Troves of photo/video evidence, testimony, and eyewitness accounts show that clearly events happen which science and reasoning can't explain. My belief in such things comes from personal experiences I've had with things that, 16 years later, I still can't rationalize or logically explain. Supernatural phenomena can never be explicitly proven one way or another due to the very origins of said phenomena. So you very much shouldn't blindly believe every account and claim of supernatural activity, but in the same vein you shouldn't close your mind off to the possibility of it. Because that's just as, if not more ignorant, as blind faith.
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The amount of hoops people will jump through to dismiss psychic abilities just so they don't have to deal with the possibilities of it being real. You know good and well its because you don't have the mental capacity to fathom that possibility. The sooner you admit thay to yourself, the better off you'll be.
Yeah it’s kinda frustrating. I don’t have much thought on psychics but I’m willing to believe it because why not.
I mean, generally it is entirely the other way around. People who believe in psychic abilities jump thru hoops to make their fantastical world real. It's pretty clear Etta had a connection to the murderers and covered her bases with a story of "visions".
I know this is a late reply but I’m Christian so I don’t think humans can be psychic
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There is something called - collective conscious.
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Sometimes things just happen that can’t be explained.
Nikki if you believe in psychics there's a Jaiden Animations video where she went to several psychics and documented her experiences
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I truly believe that “visions” can be real.
I don’t believe people can be “psychic” so to speak because I don’t think the human brain is capable of understanding what is trying to be communicated.
I’m a firm believer that Telepathy is real but I’m more on the side that it’s extremely easy to send a message and nearly impossible to be certain that what you’re thinking is the message being sent to you.
I swear. Get stoned. ASK Shorty to do simple things you would normally tell him with your mouth but this time ASK him to do those simple things with your mind. No eye/head/hand movement or noises. I guarantee he will understand you and your thoughts on telepathy will change forever.
It doesn’t work on cats…
Nikki, how come all the psychics aren't rich from winning the lottery?
I hate psychic for the sole fact that they prey on desperate people. Like the second they learn some tragedy, they swoop in to "help" the victim. Like how low can you be?
Not all psychics do that.
I was recently accused of that in a case.
BUT I'M THE ONLY ONE WHO DIDN'T ASK FOR ANY MONEY.
I'm also the only one who doesn't ever ask for money. And others have taken what I said and run with it, proved it was right and then never came back and said, of, you were right.
You know what they do? They claim THEY were right, after having criticized and harassed me
Yeah.
@@remedyhawke I'm not talking about money. I'm talking about how they gave the victims family a false hope and ultimately betrayed that hope. That's why I hate psychic.
While these stories are genuinely interesting, I cannot take any of the psychic/supernatural stuff serious. As soon as some sort of ghost who guided someone to safety gets involved, or some sort of ominous sign in the mirror, I chuckle to myself a little. All the power to the people who got saved by such "miracles", but I simply do not believe in fairy tales like that.
I mean there are more legit stories out there about a guide that helps them out of situations.
@@thelazygamer1639Yeah but those are called coincidences. There's no such thing as magical powers in reality. The human brain can play tricks on you and you can tell when something is wrong.
You people must live boring lives
@Triple-Four admitting that your own mind can play tricks on you while simultaneously acting as if it's conclusively proven that supernatural events aren't real is pretty contradictory. If you can be tricked into believing something is real, you can be tricked into believing something is fake
@TheShadowCookie fairy tales in what way? Simply because you don't believe in something doesn't make it a fairy tale, unless you're insinuating that you're an objective and conclusive source on fact vs. fiction, which you're certainly not. Troves of photo/video evidence, testimony, and eyewitness accounts show that clearly events happen which science and reasoning can't explain. My belief in such things comes from personal experiences I've had with things that, 16 years later, I still can't rationalize or logically explain. Supernatural phenomena can never be explicitly proven one way or another due to the very origins of said phenomena. So you very much shouldn't blindly believe every account and claim of supernatural activity, but in the same vein you shouldn't close your mind off to the possibility of it. Because that's just as, if not more ignorant, as blind faith.
Fantasy stories to make people myths heros, how “U.S. American” !