No. It's a TV show
claiming to show real videos. Furthermore, the videos they show, assuming they are real, are
unexplained and then merely
asserted to be "paranormal phenomena" eventhough they are
unexplained.
In logic land, we call that an
argument from ignorance.
No, you are the one who's mentally handicapped.
So is throwing insults around the best you can do when faced with critical views of your nonsense?
The show is an edited montage. Regardless where the raw material comes from.
Also, you don't know this. You just assume it is all legit.
TV Shows rarely are legit. Especially "reality shows", ironically....
It does. TV Shows aren't evidence. Not even when it's a serious documentary by serious high quality reporters.
Case in point, a while ago, there was a documentary on belgian national TV. The docu was about extreme right groups and the nasty stuff they are into on private facebook groups. Some politicians were involved. A team of reporters went undercover and exposed it all in said documentary.
Do you think these people were convicted based on said documentary? NO.
Instead, authorities assembled an additional team of researchers who did their own investigation. It eventually went to court (still in progress, actually). The evidence these people present in court does NOT come from the documentary. It comes from their own investigation.
Because TV shows aren't evidence. Not even when it concerns non-commercial serious documentaries which were the result of very serious, very careful research.
And here you are telling us that we should believe the paranormal exists, because there are a couple of
commercial "reality tv" shows that claim to show such events on blurry video's, without any additional investigation whatsoever? We should just take their word for it?
If we don't even take their word for it when it concerns serious, high quality, non commercial, undercover research... why on earth would we do it with a show like this one???
No. To discredit it, all we have to do is point out, firstly, the gigantic argument from ignorance involved and, secondly, point out that it's just a bunch of claims in a show which's only reason to exist is making money.
Come back when you have some real, verifiable, evidence.
At this point, you have nothing that warrants belief.
You don't seem to understand.
If these people expose these video's as merely "unexplained" or fraudulent -
then they don't have a show.
No.
The fact that it is a commercial show, is enough to disregard any extra-ordinary claims it makes, especially when they are no more then based in arguments from ignorance.
Find me a single case that was properly investigated in non-commercial setting, where the motivation is only to uncover the truth instead of putting on a good show that brings in advertising money.
You mad? You mad....
Also: reported.
Keep your cool, boy.
The video's aren't evidence in this case. The video's are the things that require an explanation.
You see the video and you claim it is paranormal activity. When we ask for evidence for your conclusion, your answer can't be "the video".
That's like saying that the bible is evidence of the bible. It's called circular reasoning.
I don't know. I'm not the one claiming the "paranormal" exists.
First one would have to define what "the paranormal" is in falsifiable ways. Only then we can decide what would and would not constitute evidence, both for AND against the proposition.
No. This is a form of projection. You have an a priori belief that the paranormal exists. So any unexplained thing that can be claimed to be "paranormal", you'll call it paranormal.
So instead of it being a case of me "dismissing any evidence" a priori, it's rather a case of you accepting
anything you think validates your a priori beliefs. Confirmation bias, is what we call that.
The fact is that you haven't even shared a proper falsifiable definition of what the "paranormal" is, so we in fact we can't even begin to discuss what would and would not be proper evidence (both for and against it).
1. the video's aren't evidence
2. I've seen that show, and others like it, more then enough to know that there's nothing there of any value. Entertaining though. At times.
You know nothing about me.
I have no emotional attachment to beliefs.
I'm more then happy to change my beliefs when evidence demands me to.
In fact, I'm compelled to do so.
Then come with verifiable facts, instead of edited TV shows who's only reason to exist is sell ad space and make money.