Ipara·nor·mal\ˌpa-rə-ˈnȯr-məl, ˈpa-rə-ˌ\
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: not scientifically explainable : supernatural
There is, in reality, no such thing as 'paranormal'. Everything in this Universe, and every other Universe, is scientifically explainable. There is also no such thing as 'super nature'.
Please describe the Physical properties of a "ghost".
"Bigfoot" (a better term is 'Sasquatch'), as well as 'Yeti' are both legendary terms referring to probably remnant (now extinct or admixed) populations of different Subspecies of Neanderthals (Homo neanderthalensis). Both fossil and genetic evidence has been found for these.
A 'UFO', is simply an acronym for 'Unidentified Flying Object'. Since I am not an expert on identifying many aircraft, I have seen many UFOs. Many birds, insects, or bats could also be UFOs. Even inanimate objects like clouds, leaves, smoke, or dust could be UFOs.
Just because you can't identify it, does not necessarily mean that it can't be identified. There are many people who can identify most, if not all of these. Why don't you ask these people, or do some research, before making up fantastic and exaggerated stories?
There are many different types of 'alien' life forms in the Universe. Just because humans (myself excepted) have not yet 'discovered' and [correctly] 'documented' these, does not mean that they don't exist. It's ludicrous to believe that in this vast Universe, life on Planet Earth, is all the life forms there are.
"Kinda" is not a word. 'Kind', is a word.
"There's a Kind of Hush All Over the World" - Produced by Mickie Most.
A perissodactyl mammal (Genus: Equus), has not caused me pain.
However, if such a creature did kick, stomp on, or bite a human, this could potentially cause a great amount of pain.
do you believe in the paranormal, ghosts, bigfoot and that kinda stuff
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Ipara·nor·mal\ˌpa-rə-ˈnȯr-məl, ˈpa-rə-ˌ\
adjective
: not scientifically explainable : supernatural
There is, in reality, no such thing as 'paranormal'. Everything in this Universe, and every other Universe, is scientifically explainable. There is also no such thing as 'super nature'.
Please describe the Physical properties of a "ghost".
"Bigfoot" (a better term is 'Sasquatch'), as well as 'Yeti' are both legendary terms referring to probably remnant (now extinct or admixed) populations of different Subspecies of Neanderthals (Homo neanderthalensis). Both fossil and genetic evidence has been found for these.
A 'UFO', is simply an acronym for 'Unidentified Flying Object'. Since I am not an expert on identifying many aircraft, I have seen many UFOs. Many birds, insects, or bats could also be UFOs. Even inanimate objects like clouds, leaves, smoke, or dust could be UFOs.
Just because you can't identify it, does not necessarily mean that it can't be identified. There are many people who can identify most, if not all of these. Why don't you ask these people, or do some research, before making up fantastic and exaggerated stories?
There are many different types of 'alien' life forms in the Universe. Just because humans (myself excepted) have not yet 'discovered' and [correctly] 'documented' these, does not mean that they don't exist. It's ludicrous to believe that in this vast Universe, life on Planet Earth, is all the life forms there are.
"Kinda" is not a word. 'Kind', is a word.
"There's a Kind of Hush All Over the World" - Produced by Mickie Most.
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Incorrect.
A perissodactyl mammal (Genus: Equus), has not caused me pain.
However, if such a creature did kick, stomp on, or bite a human, this could potentially cause a great amount of pain.
-Intelligent human.
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Note: I do not pretend to know much about the seemingly countless life forms in the Universe, as I have only communicated with a few different types.