The Legend of the Little Red Man

[@overlycaffeinatedsquirrel779]

Only one person demonstrated actual critical thinking skills and they had to ruin it trying to make it scary with sound effects. Actual historians shouldn't be so eager to believe in the supernatural. Why would we trust an expert who can't tell fact from fiction? Does she believe 13 Ghosts was a documentary?

[@kristinsevin]

any respectable historian knows that supernatural lore and myth has always had an effect on people throughout history. It's not about whether they believe it, it's about whether the people of the time believed it. It gives more insight into the reasoning and thinking of the time. To just carelessly dismiss any of these stories just because they are paranormal or supernatural in nature is a naive and mundane way to approach history. If you want to understand the past, you have to understand the things in their lives that influenced their decisions. And throughout history, this has always been religion and superstition. I'm sorry you do not understand this. I'm sorry you take such a bleak stance on the subject. Your understanding of history would benefit so much more if you weren't so quick to dismiss things you don't understand.

[@ALSomthin]

A few months before he was killed my son said he was visited by a little red man.

[@Uniblab9000]

I made it as far as the "spiritualist."