11-09-2022, 01:39 AM
Hot dog!!! Bigfoot arguments 
Disclaimer up front, I have never seen a bigfoot nor any evidence of one. I have never seen convincing proof they are an impossibility either. However, I think it is important to keep an open mind about all the things I do not know. On a balance of things I know and things I don't know? Well...
I love me some bigfoot shows and videos. The problem is so many of them are ridiculous. If you are skeptical, they do nothing but reinforce the notion of "crazy". I can see why some people scoff at the notion. Every noise in the woods is a bigfoot. Every broken branch was broken by bigfoot. Every mark on the ground is a bigfoot track. Can't swing a dead cat without hitting some bigfoot scat.
However, there are some quality offerings out there which lend credence to the possibility. Myself, I like the idea a bigfoot might exist. It makes the world a far more interesting place. Not everyone who claims to have seen one can be a liar or mistaken. Somewhere, someplace, something for real had to happen. What that is, I do not know.
I guess there is a narcissism inherent in anyone living. It doesn't matter when they lived but they will think all that can be known is pretty much known because... well I'm here now. So there. Done deal. Never mind the trajectory of discovery over human history. It does nothing but get steeper with every generation. Not important I guess.
100 years from now people will look back on our quaint notions of being "advanced" and chuckle. They will wonder how we could have been so naïve.
Now... Chupacabra's on the other hand. Those SOB's are everywhere.
Disclaimer up front, I have never seen a bigfoot nor any evidence of one. I have never seen convincing proof they are an impossibility either. However, I think it is important to keep an open mind about all the things I do not know. On a balance of things I know and things I don't know? Well...
I love me some bigfoot shows and videos. The problem is so many of them are ridiculous. If you are skeptical, they do nothing but reinforce the notion of "crazy". I can see why some people scoff at the notion. Every noise in the woods is a bigfoot. Every broken branch was broken by bigfoot. Every mark on the ground is a bigfoot track. Can't swing a dead cat without hitting some bigfoot scat.
However, there are some quality offerings out there which lend credence to the possibility. Myself, I like the idea a bigfoot might exist. It makes the world a far more interesting place. Not everyone who claims to have seen one can be a liar or mistaken. Somewhere, someplace, something for real had to happen. What that is, I do not know.
I guess there is a narcissism inherent in anyone living. It doesn't matter when they lived but they will think all that can be known is pretty much known because... well I'm here now. So there. Done deal. Never mind the trajectory of discovery over human history. It does nothing but get steeper with every generation. Not important I guess.
100 years from now people will look back on our quaint notions of being "advanced" and chuckle. They will wonder how we could have been so naïve.
Now... Chupacabra's on the other hand. Those SOB's are everywhere.