Thursday, August 4, 2022

Blog Post #3: Psychic Detectives

     I found the story of Noreen Renier to be really fascinating. Before watching the video in the presentation, I knew little about psychics. I know the basics of it and what these people are capable of. I never really knew how much I trusted it, but since watching YouTube, I have become more and more open to the idea of it. I never would have guessed that they would make great detectives. Renier's story about finding Norman Lewis really opened my mind some more. Her psychic abilities helped detectives find the body that they had been looking for. Without her help, they probably never would have been able to find Norman Lewis. 

    If her psychic abilities were able to help find a missing body, who knows what else these psychic abilities could help. I would really like to look more into this show and do more research about this topic because it is really interesting and is something that I had never really thought of before. It is definitely a controversial topic among people about whether or not psychic abilities are accurate or not, and whether or not they are useful in law enforcement. Again, I do not know much about the science of psychic abilities, but it seems to be useful. If there are more cases in which psychics help solve cases, then I think that their abilities are absolutely helpful. However, there will probably always be controversy over the topic due to legitimate proof of their abilities working. I will be doing more research on this topic to get a better understanding of it and come up with my own opinion on whether or not I truly believe in psychic abilities. 

1 comment:

  1. A few times last year I've gotten my palm read by a psychic. While some of the claims she made I found quite hard to believe however there were somethings that the psychic knew about me that No one else couldn't possibly know even from just looking at me. Some people believe that psychic is just good at reading people and tell them what they think the other person wants to hear. However, events such as the case you mentioned in your recent most make me believe otherwise.

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