Thread: Anyone read Demon haunted world by Carl Sagan?

A great book. I never returned it to the library.

Originally Posted by KALSTER

A great book. I never returned it to the library.

Bad boy. I bought my own. Then, alas, lost it...

I loaned my copy to a witch. Never got it back.

I didn't read it, but I know his position quite well. I disagree with his idea that extraordinary claims require extraordinary proof, and I think there's enough evidence to show that psi exists, and there's also enough anecdotal evidence to show the presence of spirits and the spiritual world.

Do me a favor, though, and return the book - you can get a good second hand copy from the web.

I did pay the library for it.

Originally Posted by LegalEagle

I didn't read it, but I know his position quite well. I disagree with his idea that extraordinary claims require extraordinary proof, and I think there's enough evidence to show that psi exists, and there's also enough anecdotal evidence to show the presence of spirits and the spiritual world.

Do me a favor, though, and return the book - you can get a good second hand copy from the web.

hate to go off topic, but there is no good proof for psi, or for ghosts. if you want a debate, put u a new topic plz (saves the mods from deleting it due to being off topic)

Originally Posted by qwertyman

Originally Posted by LegalEagle

I didn't read it, but I know his position quite well. I disagree with his idea that extraordinary claims require extraordinary proof, and I think there's enough evidence to show that psi exists, and there's also enough anecdotal evidence to show the presence of spirits and the spiritual world.

Do me a favor, though, and return the book - you can get a good second hand copy from the web.

hate to go off topic, but there is no good proof for psi, or for ghosts. if you want a debate, put u a new topic plz (saves the mods from deleting it due to being off topic)

Where would I start the topic? The ganzfield and CIA-sponsored experiments showed some indication of the existance of psi.

I think it was one of the first Sagan books I read, actually. It's one of two favorites, anyway. The other is Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors.

Originally Posted by KALSTER

A great book. I never returned it to the library.

Fantastic book. Probably not an exaggeration to say it changed my life.