Paranormal investigators have gotten a bad reputation over the last twenty years. There are reasons for this reputation because of certain ideas, ideals, and practices that are shared by a large portion of the paranormal investigation society.
Many paranormal investigators will look down on people who do not believe in the paranormal. Too many of these investigators will be rude and pressing about their views on those aspects of the universe that many people do not believe
in.
There are many paranormal investigators that will attempt to use inferior equipment in their investigations. This equipment will not be able to give the correct readings that they should.
There are also many paranormal investigators that have no clue how to correctly use the equipment that they use. Also, many of these investigators do not understand how to evaluate the information that they have gathered. This lack of knowledge will make these investigators appear to be uneducated in their own field.
There are way too many paranormal investigators that conduct an investigation as a believer. A person who goes into a location believing everything will set themselves up for finding whatever they are looking for. Just like the old saying says, "If you look for something hard enough, you will find it."
These paranormal investigators will believe that every creak in a house is a paranormal occurrence. They believe that any piece of dust that appears in a picture is an ectoplasmic orb. They believe that every over exposure on a piece of film is actually a ghost.
Paranormal investigators that look into investigations with a critical eye counter the negative aspects of many of the other paranormal investigators. If a person looks at something with a critical eye, he or she will be more likely to be able to debunk any possible issue that might come up.
Not all paranormal investigators are undereducated in their own field. There are many people that truly do what they can to investigate the paranormal to find out the truths that we have not been able to find yet.
Many paranormal investigators will look down on people who do not believe in the paranormal. Too many of these investigators will be rude and pressing about their views on those aspects of the universe that many people do not believe
There are many paranormal investigators that will attempt to use inferior equipment in their investigations. This equipment will not be able to give the correct readings that they should.
There are also many paranormal investigators that have no clue how to correctly use the equipment that they use. Also, many of these investigators do not understand how to evaluate the information that they have gathered. This lack of knowledge will make these investigators appear to be uneducated in their own field.
There are way too many paranormal investigators that conduct an investigation as a believer. A person who goes into a location believing everything will set themselves up for finding whatever they are looking for. Just like the old saying says, "If you look for something hard enough, you will find it."
These paranormal investigators will believe that every creak in a house is a paranormal occurrence. They believe that any piece of dust that appears in a picture is an ectoplasmic orb. They believe that every over exposure on a piece of film is actually a ghost.
Paranormal investigators that look into investigations with a critical eye counter the negative aspects of many of the other paranormal investigators. If a person looks at something with a critical eye, he or she will be more likely to be able to debunk any possible issue that might come up.
Not all paranormal investigators are undereducated in their own field. There are many people that truly do what they can to investigate the paranormal to find out the truths that we have not been able to find yet.
Description and history of how MRIPA (Midwestern Researchers and Investigators of Paranormal Activity) was created and evolved into what it is today and the background of MRIPA's founder.
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Some people just don't want to tell others that they are planning on having a paranormal investigation done in their home and this is understandable. However, trying to be sneaky with others in your home has a few problems with it.
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Today's interview is with Jason Hess, Founder of Rock Island Paranormal and host of Ghost Support, an Internet radio show on Blog Talk Radio.
By Lisa Hoskins | Published 8/6/2007 | Read more »
The crew, the equipment and the quest for knowledge.
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With so many new paranormal investigation groups starting up many would think that the paranormal community would be trying harder to work together. Unfortunately... that does not seem to be the main attitude.
By Jill O'Malley | Published 11/29/2006 | Read more »
An overview of what legitimate paranormal research should entail, and what it is not.
By V. Sanders, | Published 9/24/2007 | Read more »
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