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>uncle who you trust is just as valid as the other christcuck larpers. 
the most important thing is the now. are you happy with the now?
gpt
In short, because of (a) the mysterious nature of the universe; (b) the vast body of experience, including myself and almost everyone I know - e.g. my grandmother who saw her estranged sister's face in the mirror on the way home from a social occasion, and told several of her adult children only for the family to receive news about her death several days later. Often I find accounts of the paranormal in books that are largely unrelated to it, e.g. 'The Acid King' by Jesse Pollack (pic related). 

I'm inclined to believe everyone has had experiences- but there's an element of plausible deniability, and folk can / will rationalize anything (see ). I notice these experiences tend to occur more often in childhood, and in the past I've speculated about whether this might indicate some type of interface between matter and spirit via the mind, which generally becomes more grounded in the material as we grow old. It might be by way of instilled disbelief and / or some spiritual process.

>If you disagree, please tell me why, because I still haven't truly seen or experienced something supernatural. My siblings claim to have seen spirits, demons, etc., But I'm convinced they're making that shit up in their heads and believing it.
Too many people would have to be doing that, in my view. Often including people who weren't already inclined to believe and / or have no real motive, in fact they're arguably speaking against interest given a large part of society's tendency to dismiss such experiences.


'Genetics', i.e. a facet of the materialist religion you've accepted without understanding. I know it's comforting to feel like you have a handle on things. 


So how do you explain the rest of the accounts - i.e. from literally every culture and time period, thousands of years before Christianity existed?

And yes, to gauge someone's individual credibility is a valid means for evaluating their claims. This is how every court of law operates.