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  2. Backdoc

    Best Circumstantial Evidence

    Koko clearly had a chance to reach her potential because he IQ max (70-90) came into an environment where she got the attention, training, and so on at her zoo. If Koko was left the the wild Koko doesn't learn sign language and so on or at least at the impressive level we see on this videos. Its still spooky and impressive at the same time. I do think in our guts people naturally need to emotionally dismiss the things Apes do because it is hard to accept how close they are to us as 'normal people' I am guessing Bigfoot has at least a Koko level IQ. I consider that more potential of Bigfoot. I have to think Bigfoot uses whatever brains achieve its day to day working needs. If its day to day needs are a struggle it almost doesn't have the time for higher thought. If Bigfoot lived in Koko's zoo my guess is Bigfoot would be smarter on many levels vs. Koko. I would also guess Bigfoot would be able to achieve levels of learning Koko couldn't. None of this would happen though if Bigfoot didn't end up in an environment like Koko's zoo where this potential can become realized. Bigfoot is probably pretty smart and obviously good at hiding. I still say it doesn't mean Bigfoot has some really high level of smarts and understanding some suggest. I hope we never find out because to do so would be some rate animal was caged to do so.
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  5. Margie Kay

    Bigfoot sightings in the greater KC area

    There have been several sightings of Bigfoot in the past few years near the Missouri River at La Benite Park in Sugar Creek, at the conservation area in Sugar Creek, and in Independence, in that same general area. The Missouri River is 3.66 miles from the recent sighting, and .48 miles from the railroad line, which passes right by the Missouri River. Several people (including me) have heard things that could have been Bigfoot (heavy footsteps on the gravel late at night, loud grunts, and on two occasions, rails being banged against each other, which I doubt a human could do) along the railroad cut that goes directly behind my house, which is 2 miles from the most recent location. The cuts are heavily overgrown with bushes and trees. I need to write an article about these reports.
  6. Backdoc

    Best Circumstantial Evidence

    The "Public" involved in the world "Public opinion" would include a large groups of millions of people containing many sub groups. These groups would be expected to have various complicated thoughts on Bigfoot. Bigfoot is the concern here. I would have thought the Bigfoot issue as it relates to anyone in the public is a binary choice. You either believe in Bigfoot or you don't. Yet it is more complicated than that. My first thought might be the 3 "Public" camps. 1) Bigfoot doesn't exist 2) Bigfoot might/could exist 3) Bigfoot exists! If we consider group #3 Bigfoot Exists your post shows me there are further groups in just that group. That is, some might believe: -Bigfoot is an Alien riding on space ships. -Bigfoot is an animal known by the government and actively kept hidden from the public for scary reasons. - Bigfoot is real and the government is keeping it quiet until it captures one and can understand it. Until then they don't want hunters shooting at each other. -Bigfoot is a form of undiscovered ape man out there in the wilderness more human than ape and more or less human. -Bigfoot is some human like man Ape running around in the wilderness. -And so on and so on. If someone thinks the government knows and is actively involved in a secret Bigfoot conspiracy I would contend that is probably a very small number of people. I say this because it requires not just the belief in bigfoot but a government who can actively cooperate with Bigfoot and work to keep it quiet. When I say the Jury of Public opinion to me it means group 1 and group 2 can be moved to be more open-minded. Put another way its moving group 1 to group 2 or 3 to the extent you can. Does the government know or care? That is a sub discussion for those in Group 3. My guess would be only a minority of those in group 3 think that. Still, such an opinion could very well be true. I just don't happen to be one of them. I am open to the idea our government would want to keep important things from the public. Does Bigfoot reach that level? Not for me but I am in Group 2 at this time. Until I moved to group 3, I cannot seriously consider this at the same level as those already in group 3, with all due respect to those who do.
  7. Margie Kay

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    I would like to hear about your encounters - can you share them here?
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  9. norseman

    Fires

    It was around the Toba Inlet if memory serves… and he walked 10 miles to get out. But the Sasquatch did it packing HIM. I think it’s not much about climate and a whole lot about human management. I read that 6 million sheep were just in the state of Montana in 1900. Now there aren’t that many in the entire country. In my lifetime many mills have shut down. Just had this discussion in Libby Montana. Nary a log truck anywhere. Millions of acres of national forest. If we don’t manage it? Mother Nature will, and she doesn’t care about property lines, houses, livestock, pets, people, etc. And then on top of it? Several of these fires in the Spokane area were arson. People using red flag warning days to intentionally go start catastrophic fires. BTW, we didn’t go out on that fire. Because we were on the wrong list. 🙄 We are on the VEPR list and they needed EERA personnel. Even though the VEPR list is supposed to be dispatched before the Emergency list. Bureaucracy!
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  11. Huntster

    Best Circumstantial Evidence

    That comes naturally with all subjects. For example, the U.S. military studied IQ ratios among young men over a century ago and came up with the policy of not accepting any inductees with an IQ under 83. That includes 12% to 13% of the standardized population, and just 3 points above the mean of Koko's IQ. The current sasquatch industry is perfect for government. Few intellectuals believe they exist (so they reject existence and refuse to invest in searches), but there is a vibrant industry to be taxed selling sasquatch gear and knick-knacks and now numerous sasquatch videos being produced (which also helps with the doubt in existence with ridiculous content), but government still has zero responsibility in management, whether the species is a species of Homo or not.
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  14. Northern Lights

    Best Circumstantial Evidence

    I would contend that they don't want an aura of mythology, rather an aura of quackery or idiocracy . I truly believe they actively promote knuckleheads that make outrageous claims (Bigfoot got me pregnant!!!), to keep the general public snickering at the mere mention of the subject.
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  17. Huntster

    Best Circumstantial Evidence

    It is my contention that the Jury of Public Opinion is intentionally being managed by government to maintain an aura of mythology, and now the Chamber of Public Commerce has taken that aura over and created an industry, anyway, without a body or even a shred of intelligence. Koko was diagnosed an IQ of 70-90? That's pretty impressive when compared to the IQ of most humans with regard to sasquatchery.
  18. Huntster

    Best Circumstantial Evidence

    That is more a conviction of "scientific consensus" than it is about that particular gorilla's intelligence.
  19. Backdoc

    Best Circumstantial Evidence

    "Best Circumstantial Evidence" I am no lawyer but I think of Bigfoot as a legal case where the believers need to put out their best case to convince the Jury of Public Opinion. It is even a victory if Roger and Bob can't prove the PGF is real as much as a jury unwilling to convict them of a proof hoax. The lack of proof of a hoax leaves open the option the PGF- and thus Bigfoot itself- is a real thing. That is how it relates to the PGF. What is the best case to make the case for Bigfoot? In a sense all evidence apart from 1) a Body or 2) an iron clad modern video is somewhat "Circumstantial Evidence" What ARE the best case items to make the case for Bigfoot being real? If you were the lawyer, top 3 or 4 things make the best case? The other side (There is no Bigfoot) is actually pretty weak. Their list looks like this: 1) The consensus of science at this time is Bigfoot is not proven to exist. 2) The PGF is too blurry (or pick some other way to say it) to tell us anything convincing. 3) Reasonable arguments about what Bigfoot eats, and so on 4) Why no new PGF or better film when there are cell phones everywhere? Other than some shaky witnesses (Bob H ) and personal attacks (Roger was shifty in some matters of money) there isn't much else. I think it's fair Bigfoot has the burden of proof. Here are some of Top Things making the case for Bigfoot: 1 #1 has to be the PGF it is impressive and continues to withstand any effort to prove it is a hoax. It may not convince all. But again, if it continues to avoid being proven to be a hoax it gets stronger and stronger as a piece of evidence. 2 Many eyewitness reports. They must be seeing something and they ALL can't be lying. Add the fact many of these witnesses seem like normal credible people makes the case even better. 3 Footprints. They are one of of the strongest case items. Sadly, this ends up being a very weak because the public assumes anyone could and would fake and prank tracks and it would be easy to do so. 4 Ego: People don't want to accept things where they worry they would be later shown to be fooled. With this in mind here is how to quickly lose any case For Bigfoot: 1) broken limbs = proof of bigfoot. Sure, there couldn't be other reasons limbs break. 2) Noises like twig snaps -= "It's a Squatch!" This is esp. true when city slickers have no idea what normal sounds exists routinely in the wilderness. 3) About any episode of Finding Bigfoot. 4) Overconfident statements about Bigfoots diet, powers and abilities, and so on. I ask: What are the BEST case to put to a jury of public opinion regarding Bigfoot? Final point. The more you have Munns, Meldrum, Anna Nakaris, and so on the more open the public will be to even hear the case. The more you see cartoonish faces of the Bigfoot argument, the more likely the public won't even listen. Pretend you are given an hour on TV with 25 million viewers to make the case for Bigfoot. What top 3-4 points would you focus on? Who would you have to make the case? This guy? These type of guys?
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  23. norseman

    Best Circumstantial Evidence

    I think so. I think there are mysteries still not understood by modern science. I won’t get into religious overtones here. But the Book of Enoch (which is not found in the Protestant or Catholic bible) holds some profound statements in it about our origins.
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  27. One summer evening in 1977, three teenagers walked toward the edge of Florida's Loxahatchee Wildlife Refuge and came face-to-face with an eight-foot-tall Skunk Ape. Standing motionless just yards away, the creature's glowing red eyes, powerful build, and unmistakable odor created a moment none of them would ever forget. Carol Stanhope joins Bigfoot Society to share her unforgettable encounter, along with the remarkable history of Skunk Ape reports throughout Palm Beach County during the 1970s—including accounts involving sheriff's deputies, farmers, and security guards. Later in the episode, the conversation expands across North America with firsthand experiences from Ontario, Northern Quebec, Oklahoma, Virginia, Iowa, and Oregon. You'll hear reports of tree knocks, mysterious rock throwing, tracks deep in remote forests, powwow encounters, possible gifting behavior, and a child's startling visual sighting during a family prayer. Every story comes directly from the people who experienced it. Listen all the way through and decide for yourself what may be living just beyond the tree line. Resources: https://fdc.com/blog/florida-skunk-ape-cryptids/ https://www.westpalmbeach.com/the-skunk-ape/ https://www.facebook.com/carol.stanhope.52/ https://nonstatetorture.org Listen to the Podcast
  28. xspider1

    Best Circumstantial Evidence

    Those are good points, to be sure. I still wonder if something(s) didn't set humans off on our meteoric rise to 'intelligence' and capability. And, that perhaps set Bigfoot on the path of classification avoidance. Left to normal adaptation and the occasional, 'good' mutation, how long would it be before Koko's other kinfolk (or octopuses, or frogs) would be developing smart-phones, autonomous robots, AI and even preparing to send their kids to Mars? To me, the circumstantial evidence for Bigfoot is undeniably pointing to pieces that we are missing from the puzzles.
  29. norseman

    Best Circumstantial Evidence

    Of course she doesn't use “true language”. But she could tell you if she was mad or sad or if the banana is yellow. That IS a form of communication. If you gave scientists a Neanderthal? They would probably reach a similar conclusion. The human needs to feel superior. And in academia? The egos get rather inflated. Whatever Sasquatch is? It has superb BUSHCRAFT. The record stands on its own accord. Its 2026 and the species is still undiscovered by science! Wow!
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