Comments by "" (@thehumanity0) on "London's Haunted Viaduct Tavern" video.

It was very clear as well. If you didn't know ahead of time what it was saying, you would still guess 'Shane' or 'Shame' 18:19 That was probably the most solid piece of evidence they got all night, & Shane just casually brushes over it.
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@okyloky9432 It scans for any radio waves. Radio stations are not the only thing that use radio frequencies, the point is to pick up some type of phenomenon or cross modulation from unknown sources, even if there's no evidence it can or can't do what it's supposed to do. Radio waves are invisible to the human senses, so the idea is to reach out to the unknown & use methods that are not usually explored by regular people. Yes, it's very susceptible to radio contamination, but that's not the point of the device as you're trying to portray it. Also, if it was actually picking up ghosts, that would be in British accents as well.
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@okyloky9432 I'm literally just explaining how the device works, & that wouldn't be pseudo science, it'd just be unexplainable phenomenon aka the unknown, something scientists deal with regularly. If you admit there are things in this universe that are unexplainable, then you can't rule out anything that's either paranormal, interdimensional or just overall unexplainable using known science. The reasonable position is to acknowledge that there are numerous things in the universe that humans do not understand or do not have the capacity to understand given their senses, any scientist will tell you this.
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@RubiaStorm I didn't mean it's evidence evidence. I don't think anything on the spirit box can be considered verifiable scientific evidence. At most it can be labeled as unexplainable or unknown phenomenon, but what I meant was the 'Shane' moment was probably the most unexplainable (or incredibly coincidental) moment all night.
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@killaknight12 Radio waves are invisible to the human senses. They're part of the unknown, so it's just another way to reach out to what is not necessarily quantifiable or able to be explained. FM/AM Radio are not the only thing that uses radio frequencies as well, so it's not accurate to say that it's only picking up radio stations & that's that.
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Uhh, they're in Britain. Why would it not be a British accent?
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