I am wary of anyone who presents themselves as a “know-it-all” when it comes to the paranormal. I frequently encounter such individuals, and it has always seemed misguided for them to voice their opinions with absolute certainty. No one has all the answers to life—let alone the afterlife or the paranormal.
The very fact that we label these phenomena as “paranormal” indicates that they lie beyond the scope of scientific understanding, placing them in realms that defy our comprehension and comfort zones. The paranormal remains a profound mystery, often difficult to grasp. What concerns me most is witnessing people share their opinions confidently and without evidence, as if they possess undeniable truths. In a world already rife with confusion, people seek clarity and confirmation; misleading information only deepens their uncertainty.
This is why I always advise everyone to stay grounded and critically evaluate others’ opinions on the paranormal. In my upcoming articles, I will discuss some of the baseless theories and claims that have circulated, shedding light on how these have done more to propagate ignorance than provide genuine insight.
