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Peer review is so much more important than Facebook likes
In a world full of social media where we strive to get the most likes we can, we should be instead directing our attention to our paranormal peers, because their opinion is much more valuable.
Do we really need the skeptic and believer labels?
Skeptic or believer it seems you can only be one of the other. There is however an in-between and you will find most paranormal investigators sit here, but why do we need to classify ourselves with labels when we are searching for the same things .... answers
Do paranormal reality tv shows help or hinder the paranormal field
There is no question that paranormal reality tv shows are a big part of the field, but do they help or hinder the work we are trying to do as a community? Some of the LLIFS followers weighed in on this topic!
The disappearance of Amelia Earhart
The disappearance of Amelia Earhart is still one of the most fascinating and highly debated cases amongst conspiracy theorists. The story was brought to our attention again in recent years with the discovery of photos claiming proof she was not killed in a plane crash. Sadly this groundbreaking evidence was debunked within 30 minutes by an online blogger.
Why do people use sage to 'cleanse' a person or house?
Those who conduct cleansings or practise personal protection during investigations often use sage. Why?
Why do batteries drain?
We often hear of equipment batteries draining during investigations with the assumption it is caused by paranormal activity. Why do our batteries go flat and is it paranormal? How can we use this knowledge to our advantage during an investigation?
Is paranormal investigating dangerous?
Some paranormal reality television shows claim that investigating should only be done by trained professionals as it can get you killed as their promo states. While this is a bit extreme likely for the sake of entertainment, we should ask the question 'is paranormal investigating really dangerous?'
Tales of Black Rock House - The Drawing Room
In this instalment, we venture into the drawing room. This room has the only original piece of furniture belonging to Black Rock House. What happens when people sit in the chair?
A paranormal investigation of the Old Melbourne Gaol
For the first time in 10 years, the Old Melbourne Gaol opened it's doors for a paranormal investigation which I was lucky enough to be hosting.
Offering a different opinion doesn't always mean the person is trolling
Are we so used to trolls on social media that we take any comment we don't agree with as trolling?