How to Think About Weird Things

Description

Scarcely any cases appear to stir more intrigue, summon more feeling, and

make more disarray than those managing the paranormal, the

extraordinary, or the strange—what in this book we call “unusual

things.” Although numerous such cases are fantastic, numerous individuals

trust them, and their conviction regularly profoundly affects their

lives. Billions of dollars are gone through every year on individuals and items

guaranteeing heavenly powers. Channelers guarantee to convey

with outsiders from space, mystics and celestial prophets guarantee to front

tell the future, and healers guarantee to fix everything from AIDS to

moles. Why should we accept it? How would we choose which cases are

solid? What recognizes judicious from unreasonable cases? This

book is intended to assist you with responding to such inquiries.

Why

do you have confidence in some random case? Do you accept any

of the accompanying reasons?

• You had an uncommon individual encounter.

• You grasp the possibility that the sky is the limit—including

bizarre things.