This program is brought to you by the Genesis Communications Network, a world leader in talk radio since 1998.

Visit GcnLive.com today.

Thank you. You're in the Paracast, the gold standard of paranormal radio. And now, here's Gene Steinberg. The Gold Standard of Paranormal Radio.

And now, here's Gene Steinberg.

So we've had some pretty fascinating discussions here with regard to the appearance of Paul.

You know, on last week's episode of The Paracast, we was talking about the multiverse.

And I got the impression here, if you look at the forms, Chris, correct me if I'm wrong. Maybe some feel he went a little too far, a little too

all-inclusive in these endless reality changes. Yeah, yeah, and I do kind of agree with that. I

have a hard time dealing with, you know, just some buzz terms in physics, you know, the collapsing of wave function and that sort of thing to try to explain all paranormal phenomena or at least connections between them. He kind of left me, left me cold with all that. I didn't know exactly how to refute what he was saying at the time. But, you know, after thinking about it for a while, I think it's a little bit more complicated than that, and you can't just look at a many world's interpretation of reality and the collapse of wave function to explain as a one-size-fits-all explanation. Let's put it that way for possible convergent points between

paranormal phenomena. So, you know, I think it's way grossly oversimplifying what we're dealing with.

Well, I think it's like everything else. It's the effort to try to find some kind of workable

explanation. And sometimes you're pressing too many levers. You want

everything to fit in one box because many boxes can become complicated. So instead of having a

completely separate box, these are dead people, these are missing links, these are flying saucers

from Zeta reticuli or something,

you throw it onto a big box and you homogenize it and pasteurize it,

and now you've got reality, I guess.

Yeah, if only it was that simple.

Well, I don't know.

I sometimes think of the possibility we are in ever-changing realities. I would go with that, that things sometimes change in ways that we don't perceive, but suddenly we're at loggerheads with it.

And part of that is just we just don't understand, really. And right now, we have quantum mechanics.

Let's make everything in the world quantum mechanics.

...