the non believers, would you spend 2 nights in an abandoned hospital or mental asylum, or a graveyard? - if you dont believe ?
alone?
I think most people would. 99% would then come away with no experience but the 1% may accept they encountered something they couldn't explain. Doesn't mean its paranormal, just something they as an individual can't explain.
Carbon monoxide is widely attributed to many 'ghost' stories. Even at low levels you can experience hallucinations. Its no coincidence that a lot of these 'experiences' happen in old buildings, where old boilers/open fires with dodgy structural integrity are often in place.apologies if someone has mentioned this, i havent read all 7 pages, its possible op had a type of temporary and inexplicable psychotic break. our brains can do wild things for seemingly no reason at times. but what refutes this is op's mate also saying something strange happened, no way could they both had a psychotic break, unless someone slipped a tab of acid into their beers. i used to totally dismiss things like this as silly, but who knows really, imo there is far more to our existence than science can explain.
Maybe, but I'm sure by law these places have carbon monoxide detectors which afaik will detect even slight amounts, and why would they leak only some times and not others? It either leaks or it doesn't. I admit I'm not a gas engineer though. I just think there's far more to our existence than we could even comprehend never mind actually learn it.Carbon monoxide is widely attributed to many 'ghost' stories. Even at low levels you can experience hallucinations. Its no coincidence that a lot of these 'experiences' happen in old buildings, where old boilers/open fires with dodgy structural integrity are often in place.
Its nothing to do with being an engineer - its physiological, carbon monoxide binds with hemoglobin to form carboxyhemoglobin in the blood stream. Even small amounts of exposure over time will raise carboxyhemoglobin. The law allows sub 10ppm to be permissible in buildings over a prolonged period and even higher in shorter burst, in some humans (because carboxyhemoglobin build up is not uniform) that is going to cause more advanced health issues such as headaches, hallucinations, sickness.Maybe, but I'm sure by law these places have carbon monoxide detectors which afaik will detect even slight amounts, and why would they leak only some times and not others? It either leaks or it doesn't. I admit I'm not a gas engineer though. I just think there's far more to our existence than we could even comprehend never mind actually learn it.
With all due respect, don't put words into my mouth, I didn't say what I believed in, I simply stated that I believe there is a lot more to existence that science currently explains (please confirm this yourself by re-reading my comments).Its nothing to do with being an engineer - its physiological, carbon monoxide binds with hemoglobin to form carboxyhemoglobin in the blood stream. Even small amounts of exposure over time will raise carboxyhemoglobin. The law allows sub 10ppm to be permissible in buildings over a prolonged period and even higher in shorter burst, in some humans (because carboxyhemoglobin build up is not uniform) that is going to cause more advanced health issues such as headaches, hallucinations, sickness.
It's the same old story—here's the well-established scientific explanation for why people experience X, but nope, I'd rather believe in this fantastical story about mythical beings that completely break the laws of thermodynamics instead
You've contradicted yourself in this post. Thats a very long way of saying you dont believe in reality .Have a great rest of your dayWith all due respect, don't put words into my mouth, I didn't say what I believed in, I simply stated that I believe there is a lot more to existence that science currently explains (please confirm this yourself by re-reading my comments).
Do you really think science has already explained everything there is to know about us, the universe, and existence, etc? There are things we probably can't even comprehend that we don't know about. These are my beliefs and you can't disprove them. Have a great rest of your day![]()
I'll butt out after this replyYou've contradicted yourself in this post. Thats a very long way of saying you dont believe in reality .Have a great rest of your day![]()
apologies if someone has mentioned this, i havent read all 7 pages, its possible op had a type of temporary and inexplicable psychotic break. our brains can do wild things for seemingly no reason at times. but what refutes this is op's mate also saying something strange happened, no way could they both had a psychotic break, unless someone slipped a tab of acid into their beers. i used to totally dismiss things like this as silly, but who knows really, imo there is far more to our existence than science can explain.