I guess it's more of a believe it when I see it thing. One thing I at least think I've experienced, the other.. not so much with no proof of them being real.
If it was aliens, would I not at least be able to see them? and if they're "invisible", technically they'd still be a ghost (or at least, what we consider to be ghosts). Maybe it was a magic spell lol,
Why would you be able to see Aliens? The way your thought process works is a bit baffling to me. I can list a number of reasons why you wouldn't be able to see these hypothetical aliens. Here are a few:
- They have a cloaking device, similar to the alien commonly referred to as "the Predator" in the movie of the same name.
- They could inhabit a dimension we can't see with our eyes. We can only see 3 dimensions. But they can still interact with our dimension sometimes/always.
- Their visual make up is such that they are in a frequency of the visual spectrum that can't be perceived by human eyes.
- They could be doing something remotely. The people you see on your tv screen are not physically inside the tv (I'm sorry but if you didn't even think of a remote device, I don't know where to start with explaining things to you).
- They could have planted an alien device.
Also your definition of ghosts seems to be "any entity that is invisible"? Are you even serious? Please stop.
Yes it could also be a magic spell. Because why not?
Or the government testing a mind control device. Or a mysterious airborne chemical that affects your mobility etc. etc.
although as I said I also know someone who moved into a house and heard knocking on the walls and he moved out within weeks because of it (Which funnily enough I took the piss out of him at the time as I didn't believe it then).
Knocking on the walls could be a number of things. Like a house settling or someone actually knocking on the walls.
It could be just psychological that's true but I don't think so. It felt real, it's happened to more than just me, the odds aren't exactly stacked high in favour of that.
I didn't say psychological, were you confused by the word physiological? Do you know the difference between the two?
At any rate, why would things that happen in your brain not feel real to you? The brain controls what you feel after all.
It could be something else but until something else arises, people will draw conclusions from the only things they are aware of, in your example the family was cursed or haunted. Until a better explanation arises it only seems logical to come to what is known until proven otherwise, no?
I am at a loss for words... No, it is actually not logical to make up a reason. I'm glad there are people in the world who don't accept assumed conclusions like that. Or else there would be a lot more people dying from diseases today. Basically your way of thinking indirectly killed and still kills millions of people, I'm sorry to say.