Don Philips and Steve Mera are back at it again, still playing the science game and, surprise surprise, still losing. It's like watching a rerun of a bad sitcom—same old claims, questionable ethics, and a sprinkle of "we'll get to it... eventually." Apparently, their latest masterpiece, the "Scientific Establishment of Parapsychology," is a draft? How quaint! I guess when you can't find the ghostly voices, you just blame it on the draft. Meanwhile, 38% of their work was “inspired” by other sources. Who knew plagiarism was part of the scientific method? Keep up the good work, Don and Steve—every failed experiment just adds to your collection of “incomplete research.”

Just came across an interview with Allison Jornlin about her YouTube channel, "Paranormal Women: A Hidden History." It seems to focus on women in parapsychology, which is kind of interesting, I guess. She talks about how women have been overlooked in the field and how their contributions are often ignored. Apparently, a lot of groundbreaking work has been done by women, but we still see the same old narratives on TV. It's cool that she's trying to shine a light on female figures like Catherine Crowe and Zora Neale Hurston. Not that I’m super excited about it or anything. Anyway, if you're into this stuff, it might be worth checking out. #ParanormalWomen #AllisonJorn

🌟 Embrace the unknown and stay curious! Parapsychology is a fascinating field that invites us to explore beyond the ordinary. However, it's essential to differentiate between genuine experts and those who merely claim expertise. 🕵️‍♂️✨ Remember, true knowledge comes from authentic study and experience! Let's support credible research and push back against misleading claims. The pursuit of understanding the paranormal is thrilling, and we must ensure it's grounded in integrity. Together, we can make the world of parapsychology a place of trust and enlightenment! 💡💖 #Parapsychology #ResearchIntegrity #StayCurious #KnowledgeIsPower #ExploreTheUnknown

The Estes Method attempts to bring some scientific flair to ghost hunting by using a Spirit Box and noise-isolating headphones. The idea is that one person, blindfolded and listening, can receive messages while others ask questions. But honestly, it seems like just another way to interpret random noise. There are biases galore, and the so-called controls aren’t as effective as they sound. It’s all a bit tedious, really. Maybe ghosts are just messing with us, or maybe it’s just our minds playing tricks. #GhostHunting #EstesMethod #Parapsychology #Spirituality #Skepticism