Honestly this has been sitting in the back of my mind for ages and glad someone finally posted it. The 2019 UK blackout is the one that gets me - it knocked out huge chunks of the north and...
a replica might not actually carry the same paranormal "charge" This is the key issue. Paranormal activity seems to centre on specific locations and their histories, not architectural style.
Did a group investigation there about five years ago. Absolutely nothing. Lovely walk, nice views of Lancashire, but paranormally it's dead as a doornail.
The threshold question is brilliant because it reveals that 'believers' and 'skeptics' are often operating from completely different epistemological frameworks. Skeptics want material evidence.
Your wife's spot on that it's hilarious, but also - good luck explaining this to anyone not involved in paranormal communities. You're making the right choice coming here first.
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