Dismissing all supernatural, paranormal, and mystical experiences means you think it's perfectly rational that a universe popped out of nothing/nowhere and we're floating on a blue ball in an impossibly vast space where particles communicate across virtually limitless distances.
Fascinating how so many in the thread are assuming this is about religion.
People realize that supernatural, paranormal, and mystical experiences don't necessarily have ANYTHING to do with organized religion, correct?
People realize that supernatural, paranormal, and mystical experiences don't necessarily have ANYTHING to do with organized religion, correct?
I'm honestly baffled at some of the angry reactions to my original tweet.
I'm simply saying that people have inexplicable experiences that are outside the realm of the ordinary.
And to dismiss them doesn't make sense when our very existence is fundamentally inexplicable.
I'm simply saying that people have inexplicable experiences that are outside the realm of the ordinary.
And to dismiss them doesn't make sense when our very existence is fundamentally inexplicable.
Furthermore, not a single aspect of what I'm saying is at odds with science, contrary to how some are perceiving it.
I'm an avid reader on quantum physics and some physicists are the most spiritual of people, the more they study the profound mysteries at the core of existence.
I'm an avid reader on quantum physics and some physicists are the most spiritual of people, the more they study the profound mysteries at the core of existence.
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