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Having noticed this question on a Facebook group, I have decided to pose it here. What makes an long term investigator tick and keep investigating year after year inputting precious time and funding.
Having noticed this question on a Facebook group, I have decided to pose it here. What makes an long term investigator tick and keep investigating year after year inputting precious time and funding.
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Madness!
Madness!
A desire to follow in the
A desire to follow in the footsteps of Yvette Fielding and Derek Accorah???
Sorry couldn’t resist.
Agricola wrote:
A desire to
[quote=Agricola]A desire to follow in the footsteps of Yvette Fielding and Derek Accorah???
Sorry couldn’t resist.[/quote]
I imagine the view is better following in Yvette’s footsteps đŸ˜‰
I was going to say that it
I was going to say that it is probably easier to establish what motives those who don’t stay in it long term, such as thrill seekers etc, but I found Mystershoppers answer so concise and maybe accurate :).
So was it Yvette that inspired you Agricola?
I’d say curiosity
I’d say curiosity
Curiosity involving
Curiosity involving mortality. The need to know for certain what happens to us after death.
Summum Nec Metuam Diem Nec Optima