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When We Try to See The Indeterminate We gave ghosts bedsheets because the human brain is too small to handle a spook that exists as maths. I wrote a philosophical principle and it sits dormant gathering dust. It challenges Substance Dualism and The Hard Problem of Consciousness . The influence behind its creation came from my actual paranormal experiences . I also hate maths.  General Nursing Home Weirdness I worked nights in a nursing home with a nurse. The building was a Victorian building from the 1870's and belonged to a young couple with a young child. Shifts were routine, as you would expect, assisting residents to bed, domestic duties, medication, hourly rounds as you'd expect but we stayed awake.  It didn't take long to notice that something felt off during the quiet hours. Some staff had strange experiences to share, others seemed to fear talking about them. You take it with a pinch of salt, until you hear someone physically clattering around in the kitchen, then ...

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