9 Jun 2022 6:33 am
Skeptical is fine. It's healthy to question things.Deezer Shoove » 08 Jun 2022, 9:42 pm » wrote: ↑ James Randi was called a "disinformationist" regarding remote viewing.
Is being a skeptic the same as being a liar these days?
Since I've never had an experience or ever seen someone actually do a remote viewing, I remain a skeptic.
It is more fun puzzling over the megaliths and wonder how the Ancient Aliens did that.
There are very old creations that cannot be explained at this point.
Seems that the remote viewer (living among us today) could easily debunk the skeptics.
Wonder why that hasn't happened? Show some unexplainable evidence.
It all seems like fish stories about the one that got away at this point.
I think what makes it hard to accept for some, is that they haven't had supernatural or paranormal experiences.
Also, it's not something we have the science for.
It's more of a faith thing.