Thanks for your feedback!

We can never know what we don't know. We can either extrapolate what we accept about reality from available data, or allow any old nonsense to penetrate our minds on the grounds that anything is possible.

Thanks for your feedback, and for your suggestion, which is totally practical in terms of execution: Someone could gather data on number of SciFi TV/FILM releases across time (IMDB?) and compare it to

Thank you for taking the time to read/respond.

Much appreciated as always.

Again, I'm deeply appreciative of you taking your time to express your thoughts here. People's spiritual experiences and beliefs in daily life are what I'm most interested in as a student, so I'm always

Yeah, I'm learning over and over in my travels that Jung is the most influential philosopher of our time. How we talk about truth in our day, both casually and academically, is totally influenced by Jung's

Also, I thought I would not need to point out: it is nonbelievers who are in the minority, so they're the weirdos, statistically. That's what the survey shows!

Thank you for sharing your thoughts on this. My interest is not the factuality of paranormal phenomena, but what people believe about it. Social researchers want to know how we live with our beliefs, in

Hi, thank you for sharing your perspective. Fyi, the idea was to see what people do believe, regardless of what paranormal phenomena may or may not be. Thank you again.

Well, I'm not telling anyone that. This info is here for anyone to use for any purpose. My goal is to see what's happening, big picture. I appreciate your taking the time to respond.

Hi, depressing or not, this is a gigantic feature in the landscape of American belief. It receives surprisingly little attention in popular conversation.

Hi, no I'm not on twitter. I really appreciate you promoting this post. By the way, I have similar infographics in the works (that use the same data) for American spirituality, belief in conspiracies,

Fuck yeah.

Thanks for pointing out the error! I appreciate your commenting and upvoting.

Looking forward to reading more articles from you in the future.

I definitely do not know Python. Please do write that post, I need an entry point to begin learning to approach this.

I appreciate this clarification and criticism. Indeed, the study was exploratory and so were the constructs. With this input, follow-up research will be all the better. Thanks so much.

I appreciate it. Re-reading this post, there is a lot missing from the discussion. Hopefully the text and data can improve as I carry this line of research forward.

Yeah, I should have written more on the reputation-reward association. I'm not sure I'm 100% on board with the idea of posts ranked by rep, but I will think more about that. I appreciate the comment.