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[Misc] Nessie, big cats, Sasquatch etc
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I may have to slap you hard in the face next time I see you
One of my most favourite, most delicious things was (and still is a bit) pondering the mysterious world of the paranormal. One of my favourite writers is Howard Phillips Lovecraft. The idea of spaces between the spaces, colours never before seen, windows into other universes, is all so moreish to me.
I am not sure I ever even wanted to believe any of it. I just liked the feel of it. The weft. And as someone who can only hear what is said literally, and cannot read between lines (neurodiversity) it all has the potential to be quite frightening. Perhaps I see the fear as a challenge (which is why I make myself do things I don't enjoy), something to be overcome.
But it is all bollocks though.
I can sum up the revelations of the paranormal in terms of their truth and value in one word.
James Randi.
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It's great entertainment though.I may have to slap you hard in the face next time I see you
One of my most favourite, most delicious things was (and still is a bit) pondering the mysterious world of the paranormal. One of my favourite writers is Howard Phillips Lovecraft. The idea of spaces between the spaces, colours never before seen, windows into other universes, is all so moreish to me.
I am not sure I ever even wanted to believe any of it. I just liked the feel of it. The weft. And as someone who can only hear what is said literally, and cannot read between lines (neurodiversity) it all has the potential to be quite frightening. Perhaps I see the fear as a challenge (which is why I make myself do things I don't enjoy), something to be overcome.
But it is all bollocks though.
I can sum up the revelations of the paranormal in terms of their truth and value in one word.
James Randi.
But the thing isn't so much that the explanation for a lot of it is aliens / dire wolves / wormholes. It's, as @Commander says, that there is no rational explanation for repeatable anomalous data. You'd dig in to that in your lab, wouldn't you (especially if the History Channel paid you enough to retire to the Bahamas on)?
Perhaps I should give it a watch
Go with the later series. Early on I think they were trying to stretch it out a lot with (as AZ said) some pseudo science bolleaux like Indian chants and cave drawings. But the rocket propelled GPS anomalies (consistently repeatable) and enormous f**k off drill bit experiments are great fun. The lead investigator is a PhD Astro Physicist and former sceptic. It won't be turning me full Swanny but I reckon a scientist would enjoy trying to explain or debunk it.Perhaps I should give it a watch
I along with a car full and loads of other cars all ground to a halt on the M3 when a very big cat black with huge tail walked across the motorway this was pre camera phones it was early morning and it stopped traffic in both directions probably the size of an Alsatian
Why have you got a picture of my mother-in-law's cat?
He tried to grab her by the pu**y but she was confused as to what he wanted.
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Who grabbed her? Trump?
Justice
Dangerous Idiot
I watched a couple of seasons you will never get any real answers and will never know if it’s a hoax either as you say it’s reasonable entertainment.