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Title: Unconvincing stories of "supernatural" events
Review: This book is like most of the other books in this genre. The stories all involve people claiming to have observed or possessed psychic phenomena of one form or another. However, they are all presented in a sensationalistic manner. Alternative explanations are sometimes put forward, yet they are all so obviously weak that they can only be described as a straw man.The supposed events involve poltergeists, a young Indian boy with knowledge of a past life, ghostly apparitions and precognitive dreams. None of them can be considered significant evidence for such actual events, as the circumstances are in no way above suspicion.The late Carl Sagan often said that extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. These claims are truly extraordinary, yet there is little put forward that would convince anyone who was not already a believer.
