Following on from the"Ghost hunting, pseudoscience and skepticism" posts that have seemed to gain alot of interest on site. Steve Novella Writes a perfectly balanced analysis of the two writers debate.
Ok, so theres this whole debate thing going on on-site whether ghost-hunting is science or pseudoscience. The first salvo was apparently fired by Michael Dippold, who took the skeptical position. There is also a response by Peter Allen, defending the science of paranormal investigation. I hope t...
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Of recent times many more groups are saying that they tackle the paranormal from a "scientific" aspect. This unfortunately is not so true.
When I was a kid, a popular ghost story that we would all tell around this time of year was the story of "Bloody Mary". The story is actually very widespread in the UK and U.S, to the point that it has a 
Flickering lights. A slamming door. The scent of perfume wafting through the air. These could all be signs of paranormal activity in your home. But there’s probably a far less haunting explanation—though what it's costing you could be scary. Just in time for Halloween, RiPA takes the fright out of five household phenomena. 
