xspider1 Posted yesterday at 04:52 AM Posted yesterday at 04:52 AM Maybe they don't even need to eat 'Earth food' at all. I am re-considering my paradigms or, 'set of ideas and beliefs that help us understand how the world works' because many of these paranormal phenomena just don't fit into the currently assumed criteria. I know this post might get a goofy laugh emoticon or three but; that doesn't really bother me. It should be obvious to adept and critical thinkers that there are many pieces missing from our existing Scientific understandings. I certainly don't have the answers, but I think it is important not to continually try to cram square pegs into round holes.
Backdoc Posted 56 minutes ago Posted 56 minutes ago The most reasonable skeptic argument out there is the life support needed for Bigfoot to exist. That is, there must be enough food or Bigfoot would starve. If I assume the PNW is bigfoot country, what are the options for food in the PNW? To my thinking Bigfoot eats what's available. I doubt its only plants. I am betting this includes meat or fish. It is 100% guess on my part. I just have a hard time thinking Bigfoot could survive on eating enough plants only. Sure, he might eat grubs, bugs, mushrooms or whatever. I just wonder how many plants Bigfoot could eat and still meet his calorie needs. Other than shyness I still wonder why Bigfoot isn't found around trash heads eating our discarded food: At minimum I don't understand why we don't see Bigfoot eating salmon at the streams the same way we see Bears doing it all the time:
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