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By xspider1 · Posted
Absolutely fascinating! Thanks for posting that video link, Huntster. I subscribed to Devon Massyn's youtube channel and I'm looking forward to watching more of his videos and to see how his Bigfoot hypothesis might evolve. So much of what he says aligns with many of the opinions here. Bigfoot might definitely be archaic humans of some sort. Denisovan?? sounds reasonable to me... I knew that technology was making people dumber in a lot of ways. I think that technology has the potential for Utopia, or a living hell, depending on how evil, duped, or just plain old stupid the average human becomes. But, I can understand why another intelligent Hominin species might want to avoid Homo Sapiens Sapiens, forever, just in case. -
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By Incorrigible1 · Posted
They shelter as best they can, by hunkering down as much out of the wind as possible. Similar to other large mammals in the woods. -
By Buckaloo · Posted
Based on recent discoveries, it's pretty clear that we know next to nothing about early hominids and their development (although we are slowly learning!). I'm not convinced we know yet what's "logical" or not in this area. Also, no one's claiming that modern humans choosing a stone-age lifestyle leads to Sasquatch morphology. It DOES demonstrate what hominums MIGHT do if they believe it helps their survival - no matter how illogical it might seem to us. Again, we don't know for certain what Denisovans had to give up, if anything, to live a "wilder" lifestyle. Some groups of them may have adopted tool use, others maybe not. The guy in the video is just theorizing that based on what we know so far about their morphology, it might make them a good candidate for Sasquatch. If you transported an "average" Denisovan from 300k years ago to a modern city, we have NO clue if they could blend in or stick out like sore-thumb Sasquatch might. I think it's risky to rule-out survival strategies that other hominum species may have developed based on our very-limited knowledge of them. Let alone based on our limited knowledge of how WE developed. The video merely floats a theory. He does a good job of presenting it. It's of course VERY FAR from proven, but I see nothing overtly illogical about his basic argument. -
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