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On television, ghost hunting seems harmless, but do you have any ethical concerns about it? Are ethics even discussed among ghost hunters? —A. Soichet Hunting for ghosts is not like hunting for truffles, shipwreck treasure, or anything else known to exist. Because their existence is unproven, the defining characteristics of ghosts are unknown, and therefore it would be difficult or impossible for ghost hunters to know for certain that they had successfully captured a ghost. This factor weighs on the question of ethics because (unlike ghosts) the rewards of other searches are known, and any risks involved can be compared. …
摘自《怀疑探索者》(Skeptical Inquirer)第50卷 第1期 · 约 2025年12月,Benjamin Radford。仅引用开头一小段供了解文章,版权归原刊所有,全文请阅读原刊。