Garibaldi, you deny the existence of ghosts :smile30:, demons :smile51:, and other phenomena. But can you completely and mathematically prove their non-existence? Ghosts actually fit into the law of conservation of energy. As for your lauded physics, it is based on the unproven assertion that nothing can move faster than light :D

Are you basing your judgments about physics on a school textbook from the 70s or 80s? I agree that physics cannot claim to be an exact science, but I would like to point out that mathematics can easily be viewed in the same way, and it will also cease to seem like an exact science... I don't think there's any point in continuing, you understand everything perfectly well yourself. As for the existence of ghosts, I certainly don't deny such a possibility; in fact, I am more inclined to believe that they exist, but attributing a religious and mystical character to this phenomenon is akin to the understanding of the world by a primitive person. I hope I haven't offended you, and thank you for the pleasant conversation