In the South Carolina Lowcountry, whispers of haints—restless spirits trapped between the living world and the afterlife—float on the humid air, adding an eerie mystique to this historic region. The cultural tapestry of the Lowcountry is rich with tales of these spectral beings, woven from a blend of African, Caribbean, and European folklore brought over during the tumultuous centuries of colonization and slavery. The term “haint” is derived from the Gullah Geechee culture, a

Science fiction writer Philip K Dick believed that he had precognitive experiences and used the idea in some of his novels, especially as a central plot element in his 1956 science fiction short story "The Minority Report"

This new advance—genAI—would make digital ghosts far more lifelike.

“We figured let’s crunch the data for New York and it suddenly started revealing patterns that none of the UFO researchers in New York had ever seen before.”