Imagine your brain is like a radio. Sometimes it picks up signals from the world around you, and sometimes it makes things up, like ghostly figures in the dark. Some people’s radios are more sensitive, so they hear ghosts better than others.
Examples
- A child sees a ghost in the hallway because they're imagining it after hearing a creaky floorboard.
- An old man thinks he sees his wife every night because he's lonely and misses her.
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See also
- Why Do Ghosts Only Appear at Night?
- Why Do Ghosts Happen?
- Why people think they see ghosts?
- Why Do Ghosts Haunt People?
- How Does The Science Behind Love At First Sight Work?