Because of the level of frequency some electronics use, ghosts can use a power some people refer to as “push” to delve into the frequency and alter it.
Billon November 3rd, 2011 at 8:30 pm
It’s not. Because there are no ghosts.
Venkaton November 3rd, 2011 at 9:17 pm
i dont know about this stuff but i know that munis in past used to communicate using brains from larger distances….
for example sometimes if you strongly want to tell something to someone and with huge interest then that person will automatically know the thing that you want to tell and one more thing here is TELEPATHY
andymanecon November 3rd, 2011 at 10:10 pm
Short answer: it’s not, as far as we know. There’s zero credible evidence of the existence of ghosts in the first place. This also means that we don’t know anything about ghosts, so there’s no way that anyone would be able to give a good explanation of how they’d affect electronics. There are plenty of attempts out there, but they’re all technobabble.
I’m guessing you’re referring to EVP, though. This is actually a phenomenon known as pareidolia. The human brain is amazing at finding patterns in things. It’s one of the reasons we have such an easy time understanding language compared to even the most complex computer. It’s why we can see a bunny in the clouds, or why two dots and a line can convey something complex as a human face with a specific emotion
The problem is that sometimes our brains are a little too good at finding patterns, and we spot something that’s not actually there. This is what EVP is. It’s basically amplified random background noise. With all of the random sounds and fluctuations in there, there are bound to be a few that sound kind of like words. It’s made even worse by the fact that most people pointing out EVPs tell the second listener what they heard, making the second listener more likely to hear the same thing. If you think it’s crazy, just check out the second link for a funny example.
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Because of the level of frequency some electronics use, ghosts can use a power some people refer to as “push” to delve into the frequency and alter it.
It’s not. Because there are no ghosts.
i dont know about this stuff but i know that munis in past used to communicate using brains from larger distances….
for example sometimes if you strongly want to tell something to someone and with huge interest then that person will automatically know the thing that you want to tell and one more thing here is TELEPATHY
Short answer: it’s not, as far as we know. There’s zero credible evidence of the existence of ghosts in the first place. This also means that we don’t know anything about ghosts, so there’s no way that anyone would be able to give a good explanation of how they’d affect electronics. There are plenty of attempts out there, but they’re all technobabble.
I’m guessing you’re referring to EVP, though. This is actually a phenomenon known as pareidolia. The human brain is amazing at finding patterns in things. It’s one of the reasons we have such an easy time understanding language compared to even the most complex computer. It’s why we can see a bunny in the clouds, or why two dots and a line can convey something complex as a human face with a specific emotion
The problem is that sometimes our brains are a little too good at finding patterns, and we spot something that’s not actually there. This is what EVP is. It’s basically amplified random background noise. With all of the random sounds and fluctuations in there, there are bound to be a few that sound kind of like words. It’s made even worse by the fact that most people pointing out EVPs tell the second listener what they heard, making the second listener more likely to hear the same thing. If you think it’s crazy, just check out the second link for a funny example.