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Spirit Science 

Spirit Science is a YouTube channel that makes videos about spirituality, astrality, supernaturality and even about extraphysics and having a proto-extraphysicalist approach about all the things his channel shows. Furthermore, spirit science is considered by majority of the people as an extrascientific channel or as a spiritual scientific channel, since his channel is far from be a naturalist channel or a scientistic channel.
"Spirit Science is an amazing channel, but still, he should criticize physicalism, anti-theism and scientism more and advocate extraphysics and extraphysicalism in a radical way, and not in a way as if all scientific community accept those, because even with quasi-objective evidences, the scientific community and consensus still do not recognize them, that's the why active militancy is necessary in this case."
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spirit science 

A bullshit term made up by spiritual people to make it look like there is evidence backing up their claims.
BroBro.. I'm spirit science as hell, my ora is so bright.
spirit science by Woodchuck April 19, 2016

spirit "science" 

Spirit "Science" is a fairly popular Youtube channel with around 800,000 subscribers. The channel was started by a man named Jordan, a person who could be completely be summed up with the phrase, "I'm spiritual, but not religious." Jordan's main series on his channel, called Spirit Science, is really just a large collection of pseudo-scientific claims made up by two men, Druvalo Melchizedek and David Icke. Druvalo is known for his claim that Thoth, an ancient Egyptian god, has talked to him. David Icke is known for thinking that anyone who has any sort of power is a Lizard alien from the bottom of the 3rd Dimension.
"Like, holy fuck mate, I just watched a video called, Spirit "Science". Holy fuck, I think my brain just died."
spirit "science" by VaTeuton January 17, 2017
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