The art of picking petals from a daisy

I wanted to wrap this up nicely, you know with the habitual introduction-body-conclusion. But i couldn't possibly come up with an original package for this content. So i'll just drop the bombshell right away: i don't believe in the supernatural paranormal ghost god things, or, in more refined words, i put my question marks behind the notion of spirits and ghosts.

It's not even because i consider the idea of such phenomena ridiculous, but rather because i believe in something else. I think that our faith in after-life things originates in our deeply-rooted longing for eternal life. Well i do have considered the issue that your entire being ends in death, which is not really a jolly prospect. And any kind of heaven (or even hell for that matter) would guarantee the persistence of your "soul". Really, which option would you choose?

The proposition of evidence is happening similar to the Beatles controversy, with McCartney presumably being dead and people tending to strongly belief something first before they start gathering potential evidence (which is basically invariably ambiguous). They cling onto every strand of proof that they manage to find, even when it's dubious as fuck.

Well i just don't know. Usage of fancy words often implies that. I gladly invite you to discuss this issue, because it might be nice to do that. On the other hand, i really don't think the concept of "belief" is debatable at all.

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