Mind Power and Black Magic: Fact or Fiction?

Thread starter DeathKnight
Start date Jan 6, 2005
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The discussion centers around the belief in supernatural entities and their scientific validity. Participants express skepticism, suggesting that such beliefs lack substantial scientific evidence and are often considered nonsensical. The conversation also touches on the perception of Dungeons & Dragons, with one participant asserting that it is viewed as evil by some, although this perspective is not universally held. The mention of the Skepticism and debunking section indicates a resource for those interested in exploring the topic further.

Jan 6, 2005

DeathKnight

Do you people believe in them? Do they have any scientific bases? As for me, I myself think that they are nothing but non-sense.

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Jan 6, 2005

recon

Yeah, I was also wondering about something along similar lines. Is Dungeons & Dragons evil?

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Jan 6, 2005

matthyaouw

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Short answer- Yes, people believe in them, but no, there is relatively little scientific evidence. I think you need to check out the Skeptecism and debunking section.

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