I don't want to believe in ghosts but who knows
hes not a druggie or an insomniac. a faucet turned by itselfThe mind can play tricks. Your brain contains around 100 billion nerve cells, or neurons, that make up your central nervous system. These neurons transmit and receive electrochemical signals, which are basically your thoughts, emotions, actions and the automatic functions of your body. It’s easy to misinterpret what the eyes are actually seeing due to a number of different factors, including hormonal imbalances. Other factors may include drugs and alcohol, but you already answered that. Next time you see the paranormal, say Breakfall three times and send the entities my way.I was wide awake and remember clearly lolOh well...I’m out! Some people micro-dream:SpindleThere has to be a logical reason. Did the faucet as such have a spindle or an arm?Yea there was nothing wrong with the faucet it was a standard kitchen faucetWas the tap washer still intact?Yes a pencil stream I turned it off after looking at it for a minute. It doesn't make sense at all but I promise it happened. It was like 12 or 13 years ago and i haven't seen anything like it happen since.I can’t believe it. It goes against my logic.No stone cold soberGood liquor or hallucinogens?Yea I'm not sure either. I never really believed in ghosts but I did see a kitchen faucet come on by itself years ago and there's no explanation for that.
A play on light, shadowing, fabric swaying in the breeze...but a tap opening on by itself doesn’t make sense. Did the water come out?
The "microdream." These are short dream snippets, usually less than 1 second long, which sneak into your thoughts as you doze off to sleep.
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I don't want to believe in ghosts but who knows
play along and dont agitate them. if they have the energy 2 turn a faucet or close a door, picking up a pin and shoving it into your sleeping eyeball is a simple thing
