EVP is a term used to describe voices that appear on recording devices, for which there is no known scientific explanation. These spoken paranormal messages have appeared on just about everything that records, from tape recorders and computers to answering machines and cell phones. Although skeptics of these messages have come up with various possible explanations of what they could be, some individuals believe that this electronic resource can be a passageway into the exploration of the afterworld. Some EVP is more easy to hear than others and vary in gender, age and even tone/emotion. . EVP is not heard in real time, but is only heard when the recording is
played back. Because we have never received the same EVP at the same time on two separate recorders, we feel that EVP are not acoustical phenomena and that the messages are caused by the etheric communicators manipulating ambient audio frequency noise within the electronics of the recording device.
The Validity of an EVP is largely up for interpretation. Depending on the individual and type of EVP evidence being presented, the susceptibility of belief is conveyed by the listener. Similar to the standards within our discussion of Bogus Theories in Chapter 2, I believe that EVP popularity is among individuals that hold different standards of belief and persuasion. Not only does EVP provide "spectacular results", such as communication with otherworldly beings, but it has an allure that is unconventional and claims no substantiating scientific proof for what is being recorded or presented.
Below is a youtube video detailing an EVP recording.
Post One Sources:
Butler, L. (2007). ELECTRONIC VOICE PHENOMENA AS EVIDENCE FOR LIFE AFTER DEATH. Journal Of Spirituality & Paranormal Studies, 30129-134.
http://paranormal.about.com/od/ghostaudiovideo/a/All-About-EVP.htm
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