So what you're saying is each individual person experiences "paranormality" differently?
I don't disagree, as people see "apparitions of religious divinities" in toasts and whatever.

Though to compare a blind person not being able to perceive colors to someone who wants to believe something so much that in their head it becomes true, is quite the stretch.
One is a condition no one desires, the other is, in my honest opinion, a matter of stubbornness when presented with multiple types of evidence or lack thereof.

Furthermore, I don't think you listened to the episode based off the fact I mostly cover that I find the content purposefully created to entertain, amusing. However, there's a constant epidemic of individuals who abuse the algorithms solely for financial gain, just like it happened with videos that swarmed the internet of homeless people being helped with 100$ while those making those videos made thousands, if not more. As well as some that claimed they were helping animals, who were doing it purely for views and personal gains.

I wish ghosts were real, I wish paranormal activity existed beyond orchestrated means. I love the obscure and have since I was a pre-teen.

For those who believe it, great! Companies that create electronics for "ghost" detection love those that believe it. Just like churches love people who need a divinity and sermons to go through problems.