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As Cognitive Therapy points out, "Feelings aren't facts." Feelings are a reaction to thoughts.RogueSpidor said:But at Midnight, alone in the dark, my mind starts to wonder and wander, my hairs stand on end, and I dare not look in the closet, because I might see something I don't want to see.
Do I believe in ghosts? Well... no. But sometimes I worry that they don't know that I don't believe in them.
The thought "alone in the dark" is enough to give anyone the creeps.
Likewise, I don't think many people completely unlearn the all-accepting gullibility of childhood when we took everything told to us as true, and it was as easy to believe in closet monsters as it was in, say, the existence of a relative you hadn't met yet. Scratch the surface and many people can be reduced back to that ability to believe in anything, despite knowing better and all evidence to the contrary.