...telepathy, psychic healing, the "hollow Earth" theory, ghosts, an immortal soul, "laying on of hands" healing, the power of prayer, reincarnation, transubstantiation, hypnotic regression, past lives, multiple universes, faster-than-light travel, Lemuria, shape-shifting, lycanthropy, the akashic records, secret masters in Tibet, out-of-body experiences, chimpanzees that talk and write books in 7 languages, after death schools for the soul, multiple levels of spiritual existence, magnetic therapy, the "Greys", alien abductions of Earthlings, the "Philadelphia" incident, the back engineering of alien technologies from downed spacecraft, the Bilderberger group, the Fountain of Youth, the book of Mormon, hamster replication, lucky charms, and astrology?



Well looking at the original post, there are three groups of things in there.

1. Various things that simply cannot be proved or disproved, at least within any concievable science or technology; ie death schools for the soul.

2. Simply impossible things. The Chimpanzee throat does not it allow to speak, let alone seven languages. A hollow earth just does not work etc etc.

3. Things born out of paranoia. Yes, there could be a flying saucer based on alien technology flying out of the Nevada desert. But it all seems rather unlikley, and given just how bad the Goverment is at keeping stuff secret, how come they suddenly got good for this?


In short, I don't believe in any of them. Some of them may be true, but I don't feel the need to believe in them. I believe in love, but that's a different matter....