When isn't she mad at me, lol. She weighs about 120 lbs, and I'm about 170, and I was thrown off the foot-rest end of the bed - not just rolled off or anything like that. It would have been a herculean effort. I woke up when I was being picked up, and remember thinking wtf! That said, I can't prove anything - it can't be scientifically proved as it's not repeatable. I can't say, "Mr Ghost, please pick me up and throw me". How can you apply scientific process to something that inhibits intelligence - it won't necessarily do what you want - if anything at all. Ever since I have come to believe in ghosts, but nothing else of note has happened since - I happily walk around the house with the lights off.

My girlfriends old house was 'allegedly' haunted. Late one night I was sitting in the lounge, and witnessed the front door unlock itself, and then swing open. Due to the fact that the 'ghost' wasn't courteous enough to close the door, I assumed it was never latched correctly. Then one night I got throw out of bed by something unseen. My girlfriend was already awake (she had been hearing footsteps around the bed). I guess we're both mad.

I think most people have missed the point. Why will HTML5 be some kind of silver-bullet that will do everything, and so no other technology is needed? If anything HTML5 is playing catch-up to the technologies we have now, like Silverlight. Where is the multi-touch support in HTML5 for example? 3D display on computers is not that far away. There's always a need to fill these niches, since standardization of these will be many, many years away.