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A chat on 4chan
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I always had this instinctive feeling that there was more to things than met the eye, and that was compounded by experiences related by people I trusted followed by several of my own.

The idea that sans scientific proof you assume it's not there has never been satisfying to me. It rests on a presupposition that I don't think is justified, especially when it requires dismissing so much evidence.
gpt
Ah, didn't read the latter part:

>My assumption that most of you are either bored with normal life or just druggies that saw things on their trips, but let me hear your stories.
Well, one of the more convincing accounts I can offer is that my grandmother was estranged from her sister (who lived in England). One night she was driving home from bingo and saw her sister's face in the mirror, followed by a feeling of peace that washed over her. Upon returning home she related this to several of her adult children, and less than a week later they received news that her sister had died. If she had knowledge of her death, one could easily surmise a rational explanation (at least superficially). But the fact that she related her experience to witnesses before hearing the news makes the account incredibly difficult to dismiss.