“SHOCKTOBER” (Four Live Streamed Experiences) Are you a Death Walker? (5 one-hour episodes) #DeathWalker In its unique format, two locations are compared each episode highlighting different paranormal theories where he delves into the concept of time, the impact of crime events, realizing not everything is a ghost and expanding the definition of paranormal phenomena.
The show focuses on Nick’s solo journey into understanding different reasons why various locations are haunted. This Halloween, the all-new highly anticipated series, Death Walker, drops exclusively on VIDI SPACE hosted by world renowned paranormal researcher, Nick Groff (of Paranormal Lockdown, Ghost Adventures and Ghosts of Shepherdstown). “DEATH WALKER” Season 1 Releases on Halloween – Pre-Orders Now Availableĭeath Walker – A person who walks among the dead. Here are some major highlights of content being included in this year’s FEAR/TOBER lineup: Join the live chat and watch all month long together! #FearTober
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And follow VIDI SPACE for the full list of upcoming content being announced each week! Participate in a special Halloween auditory experience by creating movies with your mind and Audiojack. Discover the truth about one of New Jersey’s most famous urban legends. Watch as the scariest board EVER collected by The Talking Board Historical Society is used at The Satanic Temple in Salem, MA. YouTube stars Exploring with Josh and Sinematic Seth will even be dropping by the location. You’ll have the chance to explore and investigate the infamous “Farm on Round Top Road” (the basis for “The Conjuring” movie) live streamed over 3 days including a LIVE seance and investigation with Nick Groff (Ghost Adventures, Paranormal Lockdown, Ghosts of Shepherdstown), Cory and Jennifer Heinzen (Owners of The Farm on Round Top Road), Exorcist and Psychic couple Father Larry and Debbie Elward, and Eclectic Witch Megan Deputy (The Ghost Finders TV show on Vidi.Space / AmazonPrime). The FEAR/TOBER lineup is packed full of brand new, never-before-seen content and live events. *This project is funded by the Nederlandse Organisatie voor Wetenschappelijk Onderzoek (NWO).But the chills don’t stop there. But, contrary to nudging approaches, we hold that genuine self-control requires an individual to guide her own action. In contrast to traditional accounts of willpower, our proposal emphasizes the crucial role of social, cultural, and environmental structuring for agency. In the project we will examine which capacities and skills are required for shaping our own action space, and study how these skills are learned and perfected through life. More specifically, the project will develop an embodied and situated account of self-control, analyzing it as the agent’s capacity to actively modulate (restrict, enlarge, recalibrate) the action possibilities offered by the environment.
We propose to see self-control as a distinctive type of relation between agents and their environment. To overcome these worries, this research project aims to develop a third-way approach to understanding self-control. But can nudging be seen as genuine self-control? On the opposite side of the spectrum, we find those who argue that self-control is about engineering the environment to nudge us towards prudent behavior. However, the concept of willpower now faces criticism on both conceptual and psychological grounds. But, what does it mean to exercise self-control? Traditionally, self-control was understood in terms of individual willpower. Self-control is more important than ever: living in contemporary society requires us to resist temptations continuously, and to allocate our time and money wisely. “Shaping our action space: a situated perspective on self-control” (VI.VIDI.195.116)
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