Did this YouTuber prove ghosts exist?

Did Tyler Blanchard and AirRack scientifically PROVE ghosts exist, or was this a flawed experiment?

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[JohnWolfe]

Thank you Factor for sponsoring this video!

[Dradeeus]

"One of these houses is just a normal house, but one is actually haunted"
I feel like they skipped a step there

[gnolex]

For proper scientific results, they should also have 2 additional control groups. Once that is told they're in a normal house while being in a normal house and one that is told to be in a normal house while being in a haunted house. This likely wouldn't prove ghosts exist but we'd have something actually scientific to study, like if ghost are placebo.

[evelawless]

Every time I see you pop up, I can't help but remember that short lived show where they had a haunted house investigated separately by ghost hunters and a home inspector, and the inspector would just be like "Oh yeah, these windows aren't properly sealed and causing a draft, some loose pipes rattling, and that weird smell is coming from the drain." I loved it because the inspector was just like a very normal guy and saying that instead of being scared of ghosts, just do some basic maintenance to solve the problem.

[MrJn]

There actually is that video idea you want in the form of a show. It’s called Paranormal Home Inspectors. Everytime they freak out about ghost this guy comes in and explains what’s actually going on

[MythosParanormal]

Hey appreciate the shout out! Thanks 😎🤘

[lilbrownsuga]

John should have his own ghost hunting series. He can go to places to either debunk or see if he gets some real evidence.

[HeisenbergFam]

John as internet ghost detective is the John we didnt deserve, but needed

[RuneTacticss]

I love how John always compliments Shane and Ryan's Ghost Files series as being like, the only actual real ghost hunting experience

[Locust]

They also committed the scientific cardinal sin of assuming their conclusion before they even tested their hypothesis.
They went in with the assumption that one house was actually haunted. That's going to bias everything.

[KainouFr]

How DARE YOU say that there's not enough evidence?!

The light goes flashy flash-flash and the music box goes spiny-tingting!
Enough to publish a full peer reviewed paper on paranormal.

[tychosis]

"we are going to treat group A with essential oils, and we'll treat group B with a placebo"

[IGP]

Something about Airrack makes me irrationally angry and I don't know why.

[shinjitetora]

i like to imagine john doesn't tell kimmy what he plans to film and she walks in on him talking to a flashlight

[idwolfshow]

"I don't know" is an important lesson. It's better to say, "I don't know" than fill in the answer with our own preconceived notions. If people could be trusted not to run away with fiction to the most extremes, maybe there wouldn't be so much fear around fiction vs knowledge, and trying to prove or disprove. I think that's the real fight we're all working against - fear. Love what you do John. Keep it up

[greenbeansnthings]

As a college psych research student YES people do not understand what science is at a basic level. There is always a confidence interval that you have to accept there is always some other possibility of things you cannot account for

[bewitche]

The "True" clip gets me every time

[jess_hana]

5:04 i love it when ryan and shane are mentioned <3 the best ghosthunters

[XeoTheFreshReindog]

Your comment about old houses being drafty is so true. The house I'm living in right now was originally made in the 1920s or so, and if there's smoke or a candle lit or anything like that during a windy day, you can straight up see it shift when the wind picks up, it's kinda crazy!!! Anyways, great video as always!!

[michichuuu]

I love that mega close-up clip of Sam aggressively whispering, “true” has become part of your videos! Makes me laugh every time!