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Hello, it's Richard McLean, Smith here, not the imposter you've been listening to on the podcasts,

the real one. Join me for Unexplained TV at YouTube.com forward slash unexplained pod.

When we think of ghosts, we often think in terms of human drama.

We conceive of haunted places as theatres, sites of post-mortem performances that are no less recognisable for the fact that the players are dead.

And as with all performances, it's the drama

we tend to pay attention to, not the stage itself. Guilt and grief, anger and injustice,

longing and loss, these are the things that drive the spirits in our stories, but not everyone has conceived

of hauntings in this way.

Some think the staging matters a great deal.

Indeed, scientists and spiritualists alike have theorized that elements of our physical

world may not be merely the sight of haunting,

but both catalyst and cause. In 1837, Charles Babbage celebrated polymath and forefather of the

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