Is that true that a corpse will comes alive when a black cat jumps over it?
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nop sorry but once you go there is no turning back not even if 1000.00 cats jump in that corpse is jusst a trick they play you.
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I think the cat would land feet first because it's heavier.plus cats' whiskers are their balance so a piece of toast shouldn't interfere with that.
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Taking Corpse Balcony
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I once tried to catch my girlfriends cat. It ran off towards the abandoned grain elevators by the railroad tracks, so I followed. On the catwalk between the grain elevators I saw a shadow like form that was about 10 ft. tall and about 6 ft. wide. Closer inspection revealed it to be a solid form and by no means a shadow. It was pure black, hence my originally thinking it to be a shadow. Something that size in no way could be human. It stopped as if looking at me(I was a good 20 ft away) then walked across the catwalk into the grain elevator that exploded years ago. I did the natural thing in that case, ran like hell and never looked back. I had heard ghost stories about the place but that looked nothing like a ghost to me. The memory still chills me to this day.
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The body dies but the spirit lives.
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You don't. When the cat inside the bag dies and starts to smell, you put a new cat in
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No I agree with Stevie Wonder that superstition ain't the way. \n\nIn Japan, having a black cat cross your path is good luck. In Europe, it is considered to be bad luck. In ancient Egypt, the goddess Bast was a black cat. In order to discredit the old religion, Christians said that black cats were demons and if one crossed your path it would block your path to heaven.
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curiousity killed the cat...but i was a suspect for a while!
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Of course, they happen every day. \n\nJust read this story:(found at the link below)\n\nMilwaukee-Emily the cat has racked up some major frequent flyer miles, and perhaps no longer has nine lives. But the stowaway cat is finally home in Wisconsin after being mistakenly shipped to France. \nEmily's odyssey began more than two months ago, when she snuck out and didn't return to her Appleton home.\n"At one point we had given up,"said Donny McElhiney, Emily's owner, "and just prayed that she was okay and being loved." But Emily was actually on her own, after she crawled into a nearby cargo container full of paper bales, which was trucked to New York and then shipped overseas. She survived without food and water for three weeks until that container was opened in France. When the company called the phone number on her tag, Emily's family was flabbergasted.\nHer family waited as the one-year-old tabby spent a month quarantined in France. Then Continental Airlines offered to fly Emily home free. Emily's owners say the ordeal has transformed their mischievous, skinny cat into a heavier, calmer pet.
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I believe that when we die we live on in some way. When I was a toddler I lived in a house where strange things happened, some centered around me and I told my mother and father that there was a lady waiting for me at the top of the stairs. It turned out that a lady had died in that house. I have also seen a ghost cat which I actually thought was my own, so imagine my surprise when I went to look for it and mine was outside in the garden. I dreamt that my grandmother was going to die before she did. I also saw a black figure in my cousins house which has since been seen by other family members.
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It is completely unclear whether they actually do. There seems to be some evidence for both sides of the argument. When the tsunami in East Asia hit it seems that the local dogs and cats and assorted wildlife in a variety of protected habitats were killed alongside the people, not a trace of an exodus before the fact. \nMost stories of an animal sixth sense are anecdotal and have not been scientifically studied (how could you scientifically study anything to do with a completely unexpected calamity anyway?). \nSo far it isn't really clear whether that sixth sense is an individual thing in animals, or part of their sensory early detection system or just a myth.
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There are two problems w/ your question. \n   1. You need a hypothesis w/ to test against\n   2. If the cat lands on its feet the toast may never hit the ground.  This satisfies both the requirements of the experiment by stating one will never happen. -Or- If the toast hits first, the cat never lands.  Either way one doesn't hit the ground.
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no \nEcclesiastes, chapter 9\n5: For the living know that they will die, but the dead know nothing, and they have no more reward; but the memory of them is lost. \nas you read there the dead knows nothing so there is no such thing as a ghost, but there are demons. and they can take on many forms
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Um. . . er. . . uh. . .   Would you believe the cat did it?
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Yes and when you are alive your boby is intact (flesh is dence) but when a creature dies its body expands and air is created inside it thus becoming less dence even though heavy.\nthus it floats\n\nits all about relative dencity.
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The belief is real. Not the actual superstition. C'mon. how many times has a black cat crossed your path? Or something similar?
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Schrodinger theorized that things outside of our view could not have exact results stated about. The theory varies but the basic is that if you put a Cat, a small hammer, and a glass bottle of poison in a box and close the lid, then you have no way to prove whether or not the cat is dead without looking in the box.