Tinkerpeach
Active Member
Ghosts are trapped images so more than likely it’s what they we’re wearing when they diedWhy do ghosts wear clothes?If a ghost's clothes isn't made of spirit?
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why do ghost wear clothes?If clothes isn't made of spirit?
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PoetPhilosopher
Veteran Member
While we're asking questions about ghosts, I think another good question is...
Why haven't people seen ghosts of dinosaurs?
Why haven't people seen ghosts of dinosaurs?
Because you can only see ghosts when they're wearing clothes?
Maybe the Loch Ness Monster is a dinosaur ghost.
And if Nessie came all the way out of the water, we could see what kind of clothes s/he's wearing...
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Shouldn't people be seeing naked ghosts then, given that so many people do die naked?
Tinkerpeach
Active Member
It’s not like it’s settled science but that’s been my observations and I’m fairly certain I’m correct.
Ghosts are harmless
No science as to ghosts that I can find - that verifies any such. Just various people explaining experiences to other people who might believe in such but where others won't be so impressed. Possibly half the trouble - believe in something and one often gets confirmation arriving - via one's own mind rather than objectively though.
Little Dragon
Well-Known Member
That's actually a very interesting question. I often wonder the same. I think we're looking at the question as if the person was more significant than the clothing, like clothes don't have souls/spirits surely?Why do ghosts wear clothes?If a ghost's clothes isn't made of spirit?
Tinkerpeach
Active Member
Seeing objects randomly flying across a room usually convinces most people who don’t believe
Tinkerpeach
Active Member
Well that also lol
If there was no other explanation it might, but given that many of those trying to push these beliefs often have an agenda and as such we have to dismiss anything that could come from trickery or from basic natural phenomena. You do know that various prizes have been offered for proof of such things - but none apparently taken so far?
And as to the object flying - I suppose some of these might be filmed in a room at the wrong angle so that an object appears to fly to the right but actually is falling down. Easy enough to arrange for those determined enough.
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exchemist
Veteran Member
If it ever happens.
Tinkerpeach
Active Member
Oh it does, plenty of videos around of it, I have recorded a bunch of it.
Tinkerpeach
Active Member
Poltergeists don’t really respond on command you know so showing someone that “proof” right when they want it usually isn’t going to happen.
Showing them video of it will just have them saying it’s fake so this is why they can safely offer rewards
Why do ghosts wear clothes?If a ghost's clothes isn't made of spirit?
Get yer mind out of the gutter young Frank .. !?
exchemist
Veteran Member
Yeah, videos.
Well this is the problem with modern technology, and even worse now that deepfakes has come along. Unless personally experienced and verified not to have come from some natural phenomena how is anyone else to know? But such things are passed on as being factual regardless. I don't like bringing this up, but the case recently of a TV recorder, or such, switching itself on for no apparent reason and claimed to be a message from a dead husband is just one such piece of supposed evidence - when all other possible explanations were simply not explored. A search of the internet for similar events might show several explanations as to why such happened without recourse to paranormal explanations.