See, Bigfooters are allowed to be wrong at times because they only have to be right once.
Yep.
So when exactly are any of you planning on ever being right once?
See, Bigfooters are allowed to be wrong at times because they only have to be right once.
You guys are batting .000. You can't even play T-ball with that average.
Yep.
So when exactly are any of you planning on ever being right once?
Do you actually believe that anyone, and I do mean anyone, would fawn over that picture and even for the slightest instance, believe it could possibly be related to a squatch? Please
Changed my quote.
That's one way of looking at it. Another would be even if we only nick the ball, we win the World Series without any further effort.
Chris B.
Inadvertent. EditedChanged my quote.
That's one way of looking at it. Another would be even if we only nick the ball, we win the World Series without any further effort.
Chris B.
Well, technically, the Bigfooters are already right in one aspect. They just lack the scientific evidence to prove beyond any doubt you skeptics were always wrong. Chris B.
Absolutely I do. I have seen examples identical to this one that have been oohed and awwed over. But never mind that, look at how many people took an apple nibbled on by a rodent, or laughably finger drawn hand prints, or obvious bear or other animal noises or tracks, or how many times carpet has been submitted as bigfoot hair, or moss submitted on TV as a hair sample. Yeah, a stick structure is never going to be given a second glance. Mmmmkay...
Candy falling out of the sky is so much more convincing.

Well, technically, the Bigfooters are already right in one aspect. They just lack the scientific evidence to prove beyond any doubt you skeptics were always wrong. Chris B.
Chris, you don't know bigfoot exists, you think bigfoot exists (or you don't and you're full-on BLAARGing). Bigfoot isn't about education or experience. It's alleged to be a living creature (a rather large one at that), and it either exists or it doesn't. If it exists, it would leave physical evidence behind, and it would have been doing that for thousands of years. It doesn't and it hasn't. The only remotely logical conclusion from this fact is that there is no bigfoot. It would be laughable to call someone an idiot for being a skeptic of the bigfoot myth so, no, you don't get points for being on whatever intellectual high road you think you're on.
When you say that you know bigfoot exists, you're placing your subjective memory of some scattered events you claim above the collective wisdom and evidence of the whole of wildlife ecology, anthropology, biogeography, zoology, natural history, etc. You're also completely ignoring entire branches of neurobiology and psychology that address faulty memory.
Thus, the hubris of the so-called knowers is astounding and the only thing that could give you an out from that would be that you're not the knower you pretend to be.
Yeah, that's the ticket.
Chris B.
If you wish to study the psychology of people and Bigfoot perhaps you should start with those individuals who have made up their minds that undiscovered primates are impossible.
If you wish to study the psychology of people and Bigfoot perhaps you should start with those individuals who have made up their minds that undiscovered primates are impossible. The ones that believe the reason these creatures are still being sighted must be anything other than the fact that they may actually exist.
Perhaps faulty memory makes those foot prints. Yeah, that's the ticket.
Chris B.
Even if you produced scientific evidence, skepticism of the bigfoot hypothesis would be appropriate until that point. So, even given this scenario, skeptics were correct.
But there is no scientific evidence for footie so point, meet moot.
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Chris, why do you constantly erect straw men in your replies? No one is saying that undiscovered primates are impossible. What is being said, however, is an undiscovered population of 9ft upright apes that spans coast to coast North Amercia is impossible.
Nothing wrong with being skeptical. Refusing to acknowledge even the possibility of something is not skepticism though, it's denialism. Last time I checked this forum was called the "International Skeptics Forum" and not the "International Denialists Forum". Chris B.
Careful you don't start that straw on fire.
Even if you have your doubts about Bigfoot, you can get a good grasp of it being an undiscovered primate from the description. You guys are simply nit picking. It's ok, if you need to take my statements apart word by word that's fine, please use a little context when doing so as to avoid confusion though.
Chris B.