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I am the last person to say that they know anything. I feel that as a human society we have barely scratched the proverbial surface when it comes to what we understand about the world at large. With that said, it is in my opinion that there are two kinds of people that pursue this field of study. One being that of the paranormal investigator, the other the ghost hunter. I feel that an investigator is someone that quests for knowledge, someone that offers support to another who may be experiencing something without explanation. They do not seek monetary gain from other's confusion. These are the dedicated people who really are trying to make a difference. Whereas "ghost hunters" are in it for the cash and prizes so to speak. They seek the immortality and fame that is often associated with this type of study. These people charge for services, sometimes even for paranormal "classes". This concept befuddles me. How does one go about charging for information that isn't 100 percent viable or valid? They write books on the subject that have no clear answers and claim they are "helping" people by raking in $19.99 per copy. These thrillseekers should be ashamed of themselves. Not only do they belittle our possible advancement in this field, but take advantage of innocent people looking for answers.
-FulCo
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