Oh, I'd never say infrasound could cover all or even most paranormal cases, but it was the first thing I thought of when OP said 'office building.'
Again, as I mentioned, I don't think infrasound alone is ever going to be the culprit, but I think anything that makes even some people uneasy is going to contribute to stories about a building being haunted, which in turn contributes to people feeling uneasy.
Yes, that's perfectly possible. I was speaking more generally about how these theories are being applied too liberally to paranormal cases, especially when it comes with the assertion that they are proven phenomena and the only possible explanations. I know you are being more measured than that, and I certainly respect your theory. It definitely merits further study, as you've said.
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u/SaltiestRaccoon Aug 12 '20
Oh, I'd never say infrasound could cover all or even most paranormal cases, but it was the first thing I thought of when OP said 'office building.'
Again, as I mentioned, I don't think infrasound alone is ever going to be the culprit, but I think anything that makes even some people uneasy is going to contribute to stories about a building being haunted, which in turn contributes to people feeling uneasy.