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 Electronic Voice Phenomena (EVP) are unexplained voice-like sounds that some people believe can be captured on audio devices—often interpreted as spirits, ghosts, or entities communicating. Here’s a clear, grounded breakdown: What EVP Is EVP refers to: Short, faint, or distorted sounds on audio recordings Often resembling words, phrases, or whispers Not heard during the actual recording, but noticed during playback People usually try to capture EVP using: Digital voice recorders Old tape recorders Radio static (“spirit boxes”) White noise setups How People Interpret EVP Two main camps: 1. Paranormal Interpretation Some believe EVP are: Messages from spirits Residual energies Entities in other dimensions Echoes of consciousness This view treats EVP as intentional communication —like “voices breaking through.” 2. Scientific / Skeptical Interpretation Most scientists say EVPs are caused by: Audio pareidolia → the brain interpreti...

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