There may be truths, so to speak. The primary one is most ironic. It goes like this...
The longer that the world goes without Bigfoot confirmation the more people become convicted with their belief that it exists. The opposite is supposed to happen.
I'm partly basing this on the unmeasured observation that there are more Bigfoot believers now than there were 10 years ago. If that isn't true then I'll rethink this.
There are 2 different factors. The popularity of belief as a percentage of the total population. And the total number of believers.
The world population is always on increase so the total number of believers can rise steadily while the percentage of believers remains stable. I'm curious about what trends there are for those factors.
The passage of time has not caused Bigfoot belief to disappear.
With each passing year we have no confirmatorky evidence.
With each passing year we have brand new faces declaring their conviction that Bigfoot exists. Last year, those same people would not have declared their conviction.
Bigfootery is not stopped by the passage of time. That is a "truth" about Bigfootery isn't it?