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  1. Heck, we can do that now. But the problem there is that ordinary people would have to learn things about tracking, natural camouflage and other techniques for evasion. On other forums, I found skeptics to be particularly resistant to wanting to learn about such things. On one forum I got, to paraphrase, "I don't have to learn about tracking to know a hoax when I see one", in reference to the 3-mile trackway found in Minnesota this last March. So when we have provincial attitudes like that, learning will not occur, neither will enlightenment.
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  2. What would be your best guess at a reason for riding trains? Let's say the sensors don't come into play. Bf's can use their ninja skills to avoid them. They can also use their camouflage skills to hide from brakeman inspections and/or railroad police inspections. They can pass by all of the houses in the world and nobody sees them but you. What do they do about their high calorie needs? I thought these things survived because they forage as they migrate in order to fill this high calorie need. Baboons hang out near humans because it's an easy source at high calories. This is why they hop trains. Calories. Is bf stealing cinnabuns? Are they jumping trains to speed-pick berries or do they combine infrasound and the doppler effect to zap birds out of the sky and into their lap? What would be the purpose of missing out on a caloric intake opportunity like walking on the ground and finding food? Or is it possible that your eyes are seeing something that you are unsure of and your imagination is filling in the gaps?
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