Philosophy Argument for Ghosts and Spirits

In addition, there are different kind of shows, movies, and even books on these kind of topic.
             In the articles that I found online, the author began by asking himself "Are we dealing with spirits of the dead? Are ghosts really just projections, more along the lines of what we might call Time Slip phenomenon? Or are the appearance of apparitions really more a product of the workings of our own minds?" (Hanks, Micah. The Science of Ghost Hunting) The author does not believe that ghosts are imaginary, which means he believed that ghosts actually exists in our world. Spirits will linger around the livings in a restless motion to continue on their unfinished business. He started doing researches in the early years around 2000. He went into old homes, churches and historic buildings to find evidences of an afterlife and any paranormal activities. He assumed that many paranormal investigators used scientific devises to detect human body energies which is not a good idea. The time that he thought critically and logically about claims of the paranormal world, he believed that when using scientific equipments to observe and understand ghosts and spirits, it did more harm than good. The author is trying to persuade readers to believe there are spirits exists in this world. .
             In the second article that I found, the paranormal investigators heard some unknown footsteps, voices and shadowy figures in an abandoned building of the Shaker Heritage Society site located in New York. Their scientific devices were thrown across a room without reasons. They called over the New York Paranormal Society and set up detectors to take a look. The answer was "very active." The energy of paranormal activity was very strong than any other places. The owner took 15 people for a tour around the house and said "the spirits don't like everyone, stuff can happen anytime." The night has came, they started to get working.