Now You See Her, Now You Don't

Versus Science #86. Virtual reality can have a bad effect on our subconscious mind if we allow it. That probably went over your head but I'll explain what I'm thinking. I'm thinking of ghosts actually. Not your everyday regular ghosts. Think VR ghosts. And you're like what? Well, it's simple, when it comes to virtual reality people can be susceptible to "cerebral cortex hallucinatory apparitions" as I call them. That would mean that what the mind sees doesn't have to be in the conscious mind, but in the subconscious. You might think that means that a vision doesn't exist but that isn't necessarily true. Just because it's not there in front of you it doesn't mean it isn't in front of you in your mind, and your mind has a way of making things real. Yes that's right, the mind can make something real if the psychic energy was strong enough. Now if you blend this idea with my ghost idea the premise is if your mind believes there's a ghost in front of you then it could literally create the ghost even if it didn't exist before. A real ghost. This is fringe science but I know I'm right about this one. Nobody else may see it but that doesn't mean it can't be visible to you and even kill you. I believe most ghosts to be manifestations of the mind and therefore others cannot see them for this reason possibly. If your mind was strong enough then you could make it real enough for others to see too. And VR could easily make your mind believe that there's something there. VR could create something that wasn't real before. It's not easy to explain but I can imagine it. There are more mental possibilities than they like us to believe.
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Guest Commentator THE DARK PRINCE says: "I can see her. I have vampire vision. It comes in handy in dark places!"