Sati1984
Thinker
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- Nov 22, 2010
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Don't feel bad - nobody else does either.
Right now I'm picturing the moment I die as John Cleese appearing and suddenly saying: "And now for something completely different."
Don't feel bad - nobody else does either.
No. Why?We're discussing ghosts, so I'm using the terminology--the technical jargon--of the "world of ghost" woo.
Your ease of use of the "woo jargon" gave me pause. Especially the John Edward style captitalization of the term other side.
I still don't see why. This whole concept seems grounded. Isn't The Other Side by definition another place, where the rules and general... things are completely different?
Why would Firefly obsession and Han Shot First be something a dead person would try to pass as a message to the living? Why wouldn't their message be about something much more important? Even as an obsessive Firefly fan, if I get the chance to talk to the living by any means, I would not say "The human body can be drained of blood in 8.6 seconds given adequate vacuuming systems.", instead, I would try to give a bit of an info on the people on This Side
There is another factor though: time. After death, the person will exist indefinitely in his/her EVP-sprouting form. What will they do long after no one remembers Han Shot First or Firefly anymore? What will they do when humankind eradicates itself or leaves to another planet? What will they do in a thousand years? As much as I like to imagine, I don't think Firefly will be on the minds of people in say 3058 anymore...
...you didn't see the humor in that? I thought the term "Swedenborgian space" would have been a dead giveaway.
Not necessarily. The underlying assumption of...THE GHOSTHUNTERS...AMONG WHOM I DO NOT NUMBER MYSELF (there, hope that's clear to Resume)...is that the Other Side is simply an extension of This Side, that it's like Here, only Moreso, and in a different dimension.
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