"let's talk about a topic. But I'm gonna tell you you're wrong with no evidence"

Weird way to spend your time, but hey, at least you got a hobby. I'm just an idiot replying to a reply of a weird hobby.

There are however videos featuring things that cannot be explained rationally

You can -- quite literally -- create any effect on video. You should go watch that guy that debunks YouTube videos for a living. He shows you exactly how the effects were created, etc.

There are like 9 ghost hunting TV shows on Hulu, probably. Belief in the supernatural isn't some underground fringe theory that will get you shunned or locked up. There are oodles of people out there that earnestly believe in spirits and psychics and auras and reincarnation and witchcraft and whatever the fuck else people can come up with to either

a.) make sense of a world they don't understand or b.) help them feel like they have more control in a world that makes them feel powerless

And each of them would be absolutely thrilled if there was some incontrovertible proof of their particular flavor of magic, but there isn't, and those people are suckers. If you're willing to believe that there's any amount of paranormal shit going on in the world, despite having no proof of it, you might want to reevaluate your position as an atheist. I know I would.

There are however videos featuring things that cannot be explained rationally

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special_effect

Also

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magic_(illusion)

I saw David Copperfield walk through the Great Wall of China on live TV. I don't think he actually walked through the Great Wall of China. I also don't think he made the Statue of Liberty disappear.

I also saw Teller of Penn and Teller drown in a water tank with my own eyes at a live show and he stayed there, dead and unmoving, for the entire intermission. Then he was back on stage a few minutes later.

I do not think Teller drowned and came back from the dead even though that is exactly what I saw.

Uh-huh...