Dr Ciaran O'Keeffe
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664 appearances
14 recordings
2 series
first heard Jan 2021
last heard 21 Jul
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I always talk about infrasound, this low-frequency sound that might trigger a visual hallucination.
You've got a long corridor, and in hospitals there are lots of potential sources for that.
Air conditioning units, but also a huge amount of machinery and electrical items that could be causing infrasound.
Yes, they do, potentially.
But again, like I said, we've only got one person actually reporting it.
However, it's an online meeting and we've got potentially some record of it.
And it's difficult to have one person maybe misinterpret what they're seeing.
So, yeah, it's an intriguing moment.
It's difficult to explain.
Yeah, this is a lovely moment because for me it's evidential for team believer because you've got kind of independent witnesses seeing the same thing but a period apart.
But it's also slightly evidential from a team skeptic point of view because it highlights for me kind of hospital folklore.
There's this story about this character Mary.
So it means that you've got lots of, not contagion, but storytelling going on in that environment.
And that may result in some of the experiences.
No, but then again they're in an environment where for a number of reasons you're going to have these stories.
Number one, you know, the nursing profession is amazing.
I was a student nurse for a while, I was a nursing care assistant, busy hospital in London.
You're in an environment where people are very, very, very caring and there's that real sense of loss.
When one of your patients does die and there's that real sense of wanting them to continue.
So there is that kind of psychological desire for continuance.
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