KBLovedDisney
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Awww, not even the poor Goomba? Just look at that face and tell me he doesn't have a soul.
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Ghosts at WDW?
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danyoung56
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What's your source for this?
raven
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Several overnight CM's who work at Epcot
Wasn't there some sort of assault in that theater a couple of years ago?
Jorge of the Jungle
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I don’t know if ghosts are real or not, or if there are any at Disney World/Disneyland, but I found this thing:
http://magicandmisadventures.com/2016/10/30/the-spookiest-place-on-earth/
I can’t say that it convinced me either way, but it proved that at least some people believe there are ghosts in the parks.
http://magicandmisadventures.com/2016/10/30/the-spookiest-place-on-earth/
I can’t say that it convinced me either way, but it proved that at least some people believe there are ghosts in the parks.
Florida_is_hot
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The only way we will evolve as a species is to realize the difference between fantasy and reality.
I love fantasy and use my imagination or I would never go to Disney World but things like ghosts, the soul, god, even aliens (that visit Earth remember nothing travels faster than light) are not real.
I would explain the science but it is usually a waste of time. "Believers" say they are all real because they believe (faith) but prove nothing.
I encourage you to have fun enjoy fantasy but also remember if it can not be proved it does not exist.
I love fantasy and use my imagination or I would never go to Disney World but things like ghosts, the soul, god, even aliens (that visit Earth remember nothing travels faster than light) are not real.
I would explain the science but it is usually a waste of time. "Believers" say they are all real because they believe (faith) but prove nothing.
I encourage you to have fun enjoy fantasy but also remember if it can not be proved it does not exist.
"El Gran Magnifico"
Mr Flibble is Very Cross.
Yeah......but science has one really, really, really big problem.........go ahead and explain what existed before the "big bang". Please...feel free. Einstein couldn't do it. Tegmark, Tyson, Greene, Hawking and numerous others...are no further along. Maybe.......YOU......can explain it.
I'll wait.
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Florida_is_hot
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What are you talking about I never mentioned the Big Bang Theory but before the start of the universe there was no universe ..... ????
Whatever ..... That is why is called a theory.
Science can see the cosmic radiation this is evidence..... and we know what happens after because we can observe it.
You can not prove everything with science these are theories.
Certain things like evolution you can prove. No scientist calls it the Theory of Evolution anymore.
Science can take a brain scan and when you are brain dead see no activity. People who claim that they believe in life after death because they died seen images did not have brain death so they did not really die and if the brain died they would not be back to talk about it. When a brain is truly dead it stops generating energy and the law of the Conversation of Energy is proof nothing will happen after, so there are no ghosts.
Humans are not the only creatures with brains or intelligence; why does nobody talk about giant squid or maybe dolphin ghosts?
There are no ghosts in WDW.
As I said I use my imagination, and that is why I like things like the Haunted Mansion but I know it is just fantasy like everything else in WDW
Matt_Black
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"The most real things in the world are those that neither children nor men can see. Did you ever see fairies dancing on the lawn? Of course not, but that's no proof that they are not there. Nobody can conceive or imagine all the wonders there are unseen and unseeable in the world."- From the New York Sun Editorial, "Yes Virginia, There IS a Santa Claus"
"El Gran Magnifico"
Mr Flibble is Very Cross.
Matt_Black
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It sounds like you're conflating "theory" with "hypothesis".
I once read a crazy article that said that WDW is built on ancient Indian ground and that for every building constructed, someone must be sacrificed.
Goofyernmost
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I believe that was the Muirfield Village Golf Course where the Memorial Tournament is held yearly. It was thought that was the reason that there was almost always bad weather sometime during the tournament week.
DisAl
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The whole state of Florida is an "ancient Indian ground."
If you don't believe in ghosts now, just take a look at your bank account after a week long trip to WDW with the family!
Matt_Black
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I don't know about everyone else, but I've seen many spirits at the Food & Wine Festival!
Raineman
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OK, I'll play along-if you require proof that something exists, then I, conversely, require proof that something does not exist before I stop considering that it could exist. To simply dismiss an idea or theory just because it cannot be scientifically explained is a bit close-minded, IMO. There have been way too many unexplained phenomena over the years of human history to discount them just because there is no solid scientific proof-science can't explain everything.