>>17507158
False

There's never been a proven case of paranormal activity once in the world, let alone a death from it

>>17507158
Death how, like a heart attack or stroke?

>>17507170
Were The Scole Experiments debunked?

>>17507182
A criticism of the experiment was that it was flawed because it did not rule out the possibility of fraud. The skeptical investigator Brian Dunning wrote the Scole experiments fail in many ways. The séances were held in the basement of two of the mediums, only total darkness was allowed with no night vision apparatus as it might "frighten the spirits away". The box containing the film was not examined and could easily have been accessible to fraud. And finally, even though many years have passed, there has been no follow-up, no further research by any credible agency or published accounts.[

>>17507170
/thread

>>17507182
Yes.

https://skeptoid.com/episodes/4179

>>17507158
What do i win if i get it right

>>17507170

That's right... nothing pranormal has ever led humanity towards religions and/or wars

>>17508620
"Paranormal" like drunken visions, or sociopolitical prophets and so on? Yes absolutely paranormal. Inexplicable.

>>17508637
Didn't someone suggest that Moses was high on DMT when he saw the burning bush?

>>17508327
>only total darkness was allowed with no night vision apparatus as it might "frighten the spirits away"
That's incredibly convenient.

>>17508663
That or something. Did he grow up an Egyptian? Did he find out being a kike later on? Did he manage to use all forms of manipulation to achieve the freedom of all kikes? Was God really the one masterplanning everything and moses only the messenger?

>>17508679
What is strategy? What is reason? What is control of the people? What is the glue of a vast human society?