LTC8K6
Penultimate Amazing
Homopithecus nusquam esse
Uhh guys, the names I listed were real ones . . .
Uhh guys, the names I listed were real ones . . .
Uhh guys, the names I listed were real ones . . .
True, I guess that one came from Meldrum modifying Krantz's G. blacki, but Meldrum didn't formally propose the name as such.Even G. canadensis?
I'd like to see some fossil evidence.
I've been through this 9 ways to Sunday over on the BFF and it's amazing to see the special pleading invoked to explain away the lack of any fossilized or other prehistoric material. Well-worn chestnuts include: the fossil record is incomplete, nothing fossilizes in those acidic forest soils, no one's looking for bigfoot fossils, and (a personal favorite) we already have found their fossils but they're mislabeled as human in a drawer in the Smithsonian.
...it's amazing to see the special pleading invoked to explain away the lack of any fossilized or other prehistoric material...
BFRO Report 27923 said:What the witness reported was most likely vocalizations from two sasquatches, as no other animals make the sounds that this witness described.
This is because the alternative is unacceptable. The alternative to special pleadings is the adoption of the belief that Bigfoot does not exist. This instantly destroys the hobby of believing in Bigfoot.
You can clearly see that the hobby of Bigfoot belief is not based in typical logic, rationality or reason. It's based on a Silly Putty version of those things. A skeptic (such as you or me) would be mistaken to think that offering a clear outline of the problem of no fossils would suddenly cause a lightbulb to turn on and transform the position of the Bigfoot believer. It doesn't.
But you should have already known that no Bigfoot fossils exist. Bigfoot fossils would be a front page science news topic. No such science news topic appeared.