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Not that sasquatch is supernatural or that the title doesn’t degrade credibility, but the general public sees the subject the same way they see ghosts/spirits.
Understood.
I still don’t think this is an attempt to de-legitimize Sasquatch.
That seems too far down the rabbit hole for me.
By good natured, I mean not trying to de-legitimize the subject.I see your view, but don’t buy into it.
The grant seems to use “supernatural” loosely.
Definition of Supernatural:
(of a manifestation or event) attributed to some force beyond scientific understanding or the laws of nature.Knobby, I think that is a bit pessimistic. The grant doesn’t reference ghosts or spirits even once. I think this is more good-natured than we might be used to here on this forum.
Agreed m99, Tom would make a great liaison. He and Duke would make a great team!
Our community has a lot of people that would be perfect for this grant.
Yup, this is only fueling the idea that this stuff is becoming less stigmatized.
Also, “little people, unexplained lights”
This is honestly amazing
I agree with you on the credibility issue Knobby, but the “Go and See” project is about posting videos and pictures.
Welp, this story effectively claims that the man climbed a tree, got stuck, then died of starvation. Although they obscur it as much as possible, it is clear what they are reporting isn’t anywhere near the whole story.
Whoops forgot the summary
182: Sasquatch attacks ambulance.
165: Police officer recalls his dealings with a old couple who were being harassed aggressively
