StarMountainKid, on 22 July 2012 - 08:38 PM, said:
I think I believe in ghosts. I sort of believe the ghost of my dead cat still lingers around in my house.
Those who die in a violent or unexpected way seem to leave ghosts of themselves around. That would be my answer to the OP's question.
It must be boring being a ghost, though. They seem to do the same thing over and over.
I agree that those who die violently or unexpectedly seem to leave ghosts of themselves... thats exactly why I suggested that there might be a mess up in the final transfer of energy in the moment of death, which would leave behind a "ghost". I really wish I could do some sort of scientific experiment to prove this, or the existence of ghosts, but I really don't know how I'd accomplish that.
Also, the fact that many ghosts just do the same thing over and over adds to my theory that ghosts may not actually be entities who can think or have free will... they're just accidents if you will, when the exchange of energy is screwed up. But then that just raises more questions. What scews up the exchange of energy in violent and unexpected deaths?