When someone makes a claim that Bigfoot exists, skepticism is healthy... especially when backed up with the known facts...
Facts are that after decades of looking not one shred of irrefuteable evidence has been presented. Fact is there is no indication that such a creature exists in our knowledge of primatology. Fact is that the man who made the original 'videotape proof' of bigfoot that blew the whole thing into a popular craze admitted that it was a hoax. Fact is Bigfoot has only wild claims of 'eyewitnesses' to support its existence- JUST like UFOs.
The video Lindy linked to cited the 'Phoenix Lights' incident as proof of UFOs- that incident was fully explained YEARS ago- there is no mystery there- some of the other 'video evidence' presented was indistinguisable from what I could prodice by filming a light out of focus and jiggling the camera. There is no proof of alien saucers visiting earth. If the pablum that UFO nuts present as 'proof' is to be taken seriously, then we also have to take seriously the loons that present the image of the virgin mary on a piece of toast as proof of divine miracles.
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- Symptoms of Pathological Skepticism.
- re: Symptoms of Pathological Behaviour (n/t)
- Just for the record:
- No...
- In Defense of Pathological Skepticism.
- That's not "pathological" skepticism
- Hoagland, the one thing you can't say about him is that he doesn't Believe.
- "Semantic"?
- 'Argument by dictonary definition' isn't an argument
- "And there, bunkie, I got ya: My definition of "lie" can be found in a dictionary. Where in the universe did you get yours?"..... Does the Mirriam-Webster dictionary count? You will, of course apolog…
- Yes, Damn it....
- "Semantic"?
- On the other hand...
- Hoagland, the one thing you can't say about him is that he doesn't Believe.
- re: Perhaps you are not a PATHOLOGICAL skeptic.
- Easter has been cancelled this year. They found the body.
- re: Perhaps I was wrong.
- No, I don't concede that.
- re: "Do you concede that UFO's don't necessarily violate any known physical laws?"
- re: Perhaps I was wrong.
- Easter has been cancelled this year. They found the body.
- That's not "pathological" skepticism
- The burden of proof is, as it has always been, on the most extraordinary claims. (n/t)
