Since there are pseudo-skeptics (who are very bad) as well as true skeptics (who are very good), could there also be pseudo-believers too? These pseudo-believers (PBs) might want to believe but, like many religious people, sometimes have 'doubts'.
You might be able to separate PBs from true believers because:
* they sometimes wonder if everything on Most Haunted is as it seems
* they tell psychics 'no' when they get stuff wrong
* they wonder if some poltergeist activity might just be a bad memory
* they think some orbs could be dust after all
* they wonder why spirit guides don't seem to talk to each other
* they think it odd that aliens never tell us stuff we didn't already know
* they wonder why EVP never makes sense until someone tells you what it's saying
Obviously, like pseudo-skeptics, such PBs should be encouraged to follow the one true path of belief. All pseudos are not to be trusted!
Last edited by Mulder; 7th August 2009 at 10:34 AM.
Why the constant need to label folk, to place into groups, categories, sub-groups and compartments?
To the individualist, nothing is simply either... / or...
You AntiLabelists folks, coming here tying to take our forum.....Originally Posted by Nasib
AntiGroupists
AntiCategoritists
Anticompartmentelists.
Pah! Individualists, you're all the same.
Oops, I've almost agreed with Polomint. Move along, nothing to see here...
Except binary opposition.To the individualist, nothing is simply either... / or...
A pseudo-believer I suspect ... type 4 ...
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