Is paranormal real or fake?

Many people have seen this problem, and several friends and I have been analyzing it these days.

I think the denial given by CCTV's exploration and discovery is very reluctant, and it can't prove that Portuguese paranormal is false.

It may be false, but the conclusion given by the exploration is naive and can't be proved.

What can be proved in the program is:

1. At that time, the hands on the dial were relatively low.

This video can be made manually through technology.

Beijing paranormal is artificially brewed.

About these three things, the program has fully proved that these three points are very reasonable, and we are convinced.

Now the problem is coming.

Including your question, these key questions have not been answered.

The program completely attracted the audience's attention to the analysis of the above three problems, although the analysis is very reasonable.

These three issues have little to do with the Portuguese incident.

The Beijing incident was false and artificial. It can only show that the Portuguese incident may be artificially created, but it cannot prove whether it is false or not.

It doesn't make much sense to discuss whether it has been edited. Even if it has been edited, it doesn't mean it must be fake. Why can't real videos be edited?

In the program, the police showed that the part of a man who was still alive was actually cut off, completely avoiding the question. Of course, this part has nothing to do with the theme of the program, and it is understandable to delete it.

Exploration found that such embarrassment in this program is not a problem of two problems, but a lot.

After all, we always carry out the general policy of believing in science and getting rid of superstition, which is the original intention of the program.

So sometimes it's a little hard to say.

To be honest, I also suspect that the video is fake, but the conclusion process given in the program is not convincing.

In fact, if you can't explain it, you can't explain it. Just leave the problem behind, and there is no need to force it.

Maybe one day, customers will