Triggerhappytel
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OP hasn't even been on Gaf in 5 days. Obviously been sucked into The Ghost Dimension.
Wait, I've been jumping through pages, there was no video from the OP right?
Edit: nope, there wasn't.
well this has turned out disappointing. You think the OP would give us something.
Too spooky 4 me.looks like OP hasn't logged into gaf for over 2 weeks
wtf this thread is still ongoing?
Does someone want to call the police? I can't because I don't live in America. I'm assuming that's where OP lives.lived
Besaid he had moved out or at least was going to move out.This always sounded like a breaking and entering situation to me, not a haunting, so the fact that the OP hasn't even logged in for over a month is a tad disturbing. It might honestly be time for Detective GAF to get involved here and make sure the OP is truly okay.
I mean it's really strange after this that he hasn't logged in into GAF for a month, right?
Pretty sure he became the Slendermanwhere is op?
Maybe he was the ghost all along.
When I went to art school we were as most all art colleges required to take some elective courses that were "regular" courses.
The course entitled "Modern Physics For The Artist" sounded interesting to me, so I enrolled in it. We are assigned Stephen Hawking's "A Brief History of Time" and the professor assured us that although we would possibly not understand most of what we were reading, he would try his best to explain it all in a way that as Artists we should understand.
A few weeks later as we were talking about the Space-Time Continuum, he shared with us that there were a few physicists out there who believed that ghosts were actually people who had "carved" themselves a unique position on the Continuum itself. That these were usually people who had a very set routine in life and because they did the same things at the same time of day for years and years upon end, that they wound up "burning" their spirits into Time itself. That there was a well documented story of a man who owned a newspaper stand just outside of Penn Station in NYC who after his death, multiple people reported seeing him behind the news stand at the same time of day every day.
So yeah, while I am not sure about the existence of ghosts myself, I thought it was an interesting take on them and a way to try and use science to explain why they might in fact exist.
So yeah, while I am not sure about the existence of ghosts myself, I thought it was an interesting take on them and a way to try and use science to explain why they might in fact exist.
Imagine hearing these types of things and at the same time also experimenting with magic mushrooms and liquid acid. It truly was a great class!!
Why did you do it?
I can't unread this.
It is a decent counter argument, but we are also talking 4th dimension type shit here. So the easiest rebuttal to this would be to say that both a camera and the human eye are simply usually not able to see them. However for some reason, at certain times, certain people could see them. People "more in tune."It's a fun way of thinking of it, but it still means ghosts would be visible to the naked eye and could easily be photographed.
Also, think of factories where people work for 30 years in the same spot. Don't you think we would see tens of thousands of these cases, and proof to support them?
When I went to art school we were as most all art colleges required to take some elective courses that were "regular" courses.
The course entitled "Modern Physics For The Artist" sounded interesting to me, so I enrolled in it. We are assigned Stephen Hawking's "A Brief History of Time" and the professor assured us that although we would possibly not understand most of what we were reading, he would try his best to explain it all in a way that as Artists we should understand.
A few weeks later as we were talking about the Space-Time Continuum, he shared with us that there were a few physicists out there who believed that ghosts were actually people who had "carved" themselves a unique position on the Continuum itself. That these were usually people who had a very set routine in life and because they did the same things at the same time of day for years and years upon end, that they wound up "burning" their spirits into Time itself. That there was a well documented story of a man who owned a newspaper stand just outside of Penn Station in NYC who after his death, multiple people reported seeing him behind the news stand at the same time of day every day.
So yeah, while I am not sure about the existence of ghosts myself, I thought it was an interesting take on them and a way to try and use science to explain why they might in fact exist.
Imagine hearing these types of things and at the same time also experimenting with magic mushrooms and liquid acid. It truly was a great class!!
It is a decent counter argument, but we are also talking 4th dimension type shit here. So the easiest rebuttal to this would be to say that both a camera and the human eye are simply usually not able to see them. However for some reason, at certain times, certain people could see them. People "more in tune."
The same professor also said certain physicists had a theory that Deja Vu was simply just time space continuum line folding over itself super quick. So that feeling of being somewhere before was because your future self at one point in the past folded over your current self's timeline.
Truth be told my man could have easily just been a total nut job, but he stated on the very first day his main goal was to make us view the world and our place in time differently than before we started his class. He definitely succeeded there.
This is all some of the worst imaginable non-science I have ever read. Your professor should be barred from filling impressionable students' heads with such nonsense.