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Originally posted by mandroids
Glad you agree! what did you think of Tart's opinions?
Originally posted by nh_ee
Yes it doesn't necessarily prove the existence of the soul but it does prove that something has left the body soon after death based upon the weight of the body before this event and as well as postpartum.
His results have never been reproduced, and are generally regarded either as meaningless or considered to have had little if any scientific merit.
Originally posted by Balkan
Originally posted by nh_ee
Yes it doesn't necessarily prove the existence of the soul but it does prove that something has left the body soon after death based upon the weight of the body before this event and as well as postpartum.
Look into 'Weight of the Soul' 'research' that has been conducted so far, then tell me what you think. The article posted is this thread is hogwash, and the only other researcher who conducted 'soul weight' experiments is Duncan MacDougall.
His results have never been reproduced, and are generally regarded either as meaningless or considered to have had little if any scientific merit.
Duncan MacDougall
As far as I Survived goes, I record them all on DVR, and have watched every season. No idea what that has to do with this thread and scientific proof of ghosts, but interesting and entertaining nonetheless.
edit on 12-11-2011 by Balkan because: (no reason given)
Little if any scientific merit
As far as I Survived goes, I record them all on DVR, and have watched every season. No idea what that has to do with this thread and scientific proof of ghosts, but interesting and entertaining nonetheless.
Originally posted by storm2012
I starred at her, and than BAM she turns her face right on me, her eyes were pointed towards me (yellowish color), I ran as fast as i can and told my mom. Next day everyone confirmed that's the spirit of the woman, who was buried alive by her husband.
Originally posted by OnceReturned
I understand the intuitive appeal of this argument to people who want a scientific explanation for ghosts, the problem is that if it's true of humans, wouldn't it be true of anything that stores and uses energy? My laptop has energy, but if I hit it with a hammer it breaks and stops working. It doesn't make a ghost of a laptop and it doesn't violate conservation of energy, it just renders the energy unusable in its current form. I could take the battery out and put it in another device, and the energy could be recovered. Likewise, if a person dies and their body decomposes, that process consists of bacteria and insects consuming the energy left over in the human. If the law of conservation of energy necessitates that ghosts be created when a person dies, it would also necessitate that ghosts be created whenever anything that stores and uses energy stops working. Since no one wants to commit to believing in the ghosts of cell phones or calculators, the intuitive appeal of the argument in question ought to quickly fade.