Comments by "Classic rock Lover" (@classicrocklover5615) on "A scientific approach to the paranormal | Carrie Poppy" video.

  1. She's going into each "investigation " with a bias, I don't care what she claims.
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  2. Yes!
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  3. Jesus's birth was counted in the Roman census. His prosecution and death is recorded in Roman governmental records.
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  4. Can carbon monoxide make coins appear randomly, in great number, throughout the house after a loved one has passed? Can it make things Seemingly appear and disappear? This is what discourages me about "science ": there a many different realms of study, all of which label themselves as "science" but contradict each other. Psychologists claim there are multiple genders/sexes, biologists insist there are only 2. You will find scientists arguing against each other on both sides of the climate change issue. NASA scientists insist the Earth is round, while quantum physicists claim to have identified nearly a dozen dimensions (we experience only 4), and that they are stacked like discs squeezed onto of each other until they very nearly possess the same space/location. Throwing out that "science has proven/disproven" anything is we worthless unless you learn more about who funded the studies and how the studies were conducted. As someone who has experienced the "unexplainable " my entire life, this "investigator " is a shill...
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  5. Um, all "cures for cancer have failed"? This statement is a good example of why I don't like the speaker, nor her speech. If she were a scientist, she would understand the USDA forbids the use of the word "cure", regardless of the outcome. So while it is technically true regarding the label, there are now several forms if cancer that are very treatable and patients are experiencing longer lives with better quality of living. In order to have made it to be statistically counted as being "cancer free" for longevity's sake, you have to remain 100% cancer remission free for 5 years. At that point, the doctors and data claim the patient has no more statistically odds of ever experiencing cancer again, than any other person who has never had cancer. We are becoming wonderful at TREATING cancer. America still sucks at PREVENTING cancer. You tend to hit the target you aim at. Or if you want to be a pessimist, Chris Rock said it best: "There's no money in the Cure. The money's in the comeback. Every elementary school playground drug dealer knows that!"
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