Thanks to Australia Post. :p
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Bigfoot
There were two great round-ups of blog carnivals today! The first is just in time for the latest Skeptic Zone podcast to be heading your way — because the theme was about skepticism in another country, specifically Africa! Skeptics’ Circle 101: The African Edition, is up on Ionian Enchantment. Some great entries I enjoyed included [...]
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Well, at least another conference: ‘Fahrenbach, one of the featured speakers at the seventh annual Texas Bigfoot Conference, held on October 18 in the north-eastern Texas town of Jefferson, seemed an odd choice for an event that promised to “establish the legitimacy” of the field. Unlike his colleagues—an assortment of authors, academics, and independent Bigfoot [...]
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Okay, it’s got props from me, just due to the title for a start. Additionally, it illustrates an aspect of researchers who firmly believe in the existence of the subject of their search and reasons why they do. — from Press Kit (pdf — 1.9 mb): The light moments early in the film exploring Dallas [...]
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Considering all the monsters in the press recently, I guess it was inevitable: ‘So, why were we so willing to be into weird things?’ Monsters are everywhere these days, and belief in them is as strong as ever. What’s harder to believe is why so many people buy into hazy evidence, shady schemes and downright [...]
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Gawker.com – So, remember those guys who were going to reveal their earth-shattering Bigfoot discovery at a huge press conference? Well, the huge press conference happened yesterday and the intrepid hunters revealed exactly diddly-squat.
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ABC radio here in Australia interviewed Richard Saunders about Matthew Whitton and Rick Dyer! You can read and hear the story here: RICHARD SAUNDERS: I’m entirely and utterly unconvinced. It seems to me and it’s really obvious that it’s a publicity stunt for their website. The whole idea is for the media to be talking [...]
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