I'm sure this has been addressed elsewhere.
When I was a kid, it was always assumed and was kinda urban legend for the time......... that 12:00 a.m. was the hour where strangeness occurred. If anything bad could and would happen it'd be midnight or in that area.
So flash forward 30 years. I notice (as does my teenage daughter) that whenever anything slightly strange ever happened in or around the house that it always seemed to me 3 a.m. On several occasions there would be a weird occurrence and........... it'd be 3 a.m. Central time, standard.
I've heard many other people talk about their paranormal experiences and surprisingly 3 a.m. seemed to come up over and over. And in the US it didn't seem to matter whether they were in the Eastern Time Zone or Pacific. 3 was the time peak weirdness seemed to be at it's optimum level.
So why is this?
When I was a kid, it was always assumed and was kinda urban legend for the time......... that 12:00 a.m. was the hour where strangeness occurred. If anything bad could and would happen it'd be midnight or in that area.
So flash forward 30 years. I notice (as does my teenage daughter) that whenever anything slightly strange ever happened in or around the house that it always seemed to me 3 a.m. On several occasions there would be a weird occurrence and........... it'd be 3 a.m. Central time, standard.
I've heard many other people talk about their paranormal experiences and surprisingly 3 a.m. seemed to come up over and over. And in the US it didn't seem to matter whether they were in the Eastern Time Zone or Pacific. 3 was the time peak weirdness seemed to be at it's optimum level.
So why is this?