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LG, I’ve seen some of those experiments – and on the whole I agree with you. However, as I said before, when unexplained events impact upon the physical world they simply cannot be attributed to delusion. I’ll give you an example. I lived in, for want of a better term, a ‘haunted house’ – and it was seriously ‘haunted’. The banging and crashing, the ‘dancing’ house plants, the disappearing items, and all that went with it aside – we’d often wake in the morning to find that every single watch and clock in the house – even those mainly unused and lying in drawers - whether electric, battery, or clockwork, had gone back exactly an hour – and it didn’t happen once – it happened frequently. Even the cooker clock and the TV and video clocks were an hour out. No one was playing tricks, but it happened and there was no explanation – and there still is no explanation – but it was pretty unnerving. An unsubstantiated anecdote to anyone who didn’t witness it, I know, but as I asked Birdie, why would I, who values truth and rational examination of all uncorroborated claims, relate such incidents and expose myself to ridicule and criticism for no good reason?