Why does my house make the scariest noises at 5am

[Deleted member 152014]

Like wtf
@Bryce

 

[psychopathic]

Real shit mine does the same and sometimes they're loud asf

 

[registerfasterusing]

Like wtf
@Bryce

We talm bout

 

[GoErOnFoids]

What kind of noises.. there are ghosts there probably but dont worry i have played phasmophobia send me your addy

 

[Deleted member 152014]

Real shit mine does the same and sometimes they're loud asf

The boiler sounds like a deformed monster oozing out sludge from his desolate pores

What kind of noises.. there are ghosts there probably but dont worry i have played phasmophobia send me your addy

type shit

 

[GoErOnFoids]

The boiler sounds like a deformed monster oozing out sludge from his desolate pores

type shit

Niceeeeeeeeee take a sledge hammer or earplugs

 

[Deleted member 152014]

Niceeeeeeeeee take a sledge hammer or earplugs

Hammer

 

[psychopathic]

The boiler sounds like a deformed monster oozing out sludge from his desolate pores

Artistic description

 

[Deleted member 152014]

Artistic description

Tortured poet ah

 

[psychopathic]

Tortured poet ah

Node, the loneliest poet

 

[SplashJuice]

The trees bend when the wind goes fast

 

[Deleted member 152014]

The trees bend when the wind goes fast

Shitskin ramblings ah

Node, the loneliest poet

 

[romanstock]

Stone Tape theory - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[Deleted member 152014]

Stone Tape theory - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Dnrd
Just tell me old fart

 

[romanstock]

Dnrd
Just tell me old fart

The idea that environmental elements are capable of storing traces of human thoughts or emotions was introduced by multiple 19th-century scholars and philosophers as an attempt to provide natural explanations for supernatural phenomena. In 1837, the polymath Charles Babbage published a work on natural theology called the Ninth Bridgewater Treatise. Babbage speculated that spoken words leave permanent impressions in the air, even though they become inaudible after a time. He suggested that it is possible due to transfer of motion between particles.[1]

The "Stone tape theory" could also be derived from the concept of "place memory". In the early days of the Society for Psychical Research, place memory was considered an explanation for ghostly apparitions - seemingly connected with certain places.

 

[Deleted member 152014]

The idea that environmental elements are capable of storing traces of human thoughts or emotions was introduced by multiple 19th-century scholars and philosophers as an attempt to provide natural explanations for supernatural phenomena. In 1837, the polymath Charles Babbage published a work on natural theology called the Ninth Bridgewater Treatise. Babbage speculated that spoken words leave permanent impressions in the air, even though they become inaudible after a time. He suggested that it is possible due to transfer of motion between particles.[1]

The "Stone tape theory" could also be derived from the concept of "place memory". In the early days of the Society for Psychical Research, place memory was considered an explanation for ghostly apparitions - seemingly connected with certain places.

Interesting