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NapLajoieonSteroids wrote: ↑Sun Mar 14, 2021 7:52 am May have been said in the article noddy posted, but if the Tasmanian Tiger were still around, one of them would've ended up as roadkill at some point.

I'm not too worried about that one though, that's high up on the list of creatures who will be cloned, along with the Wooly Mammoth.

Cloning will be great for Big Game Hunting preserves, and make places like WestWorld possible and profitable.

Simple Minded wrote: ↑Tue Mar 16, 2021 1:40 am

NapLajoieonSteroids wrote: ↑Sun Mar 14, 2021 7:52 am May have been said in the article noddy posted, but if the Tasmanian Tiger were still around, one of them would've ended up as roadkill at some point.

I'm not too worried about that one though, that's high up on the list of creatures who will be cloned, along with the Wooly Mammoth.

Cloning will be great for Big Game Hunting preserves, and make places like WestWorld possible and profitable.

That may be the case, we've not crossed that threshold yet so who knows where it leads.

But too many people out there want their wooly mammoths; I'm convinced that is where it'll start and then it'll be off to the races.

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High up on that Frankenstein's list, albeit much farther down the road, would be cryptids too.

Or maybe not-- there was the Montauk Monster a decade ago...as the story goes, it's the carcass of one of the many gov't experiments going on at the Plum Island Animal Disease Center

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Here you go Napster!

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Don't take the part where Bigfoot says "WOP! WOP!" personally. It probably means something different in Ontario than it does in CT.

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Bigfoot was working on his putting game. Unfortunately, he used that particular stretch of road to do it.....'>......

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one of my favorite authors/lecturers:
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Simple Minded wrote: ↑Thu Apr 01, 2021 10:52 am one of my favorite authors/lecturers:

I actually watched this, while i organised my new studio.

cunning part of it being a humanoid, is any poo/hair/bones will be considered human and thusly, it wil never be found.

ive got a few people in my social circle that at various points in their life, would have passed for those sketches

noddy wrote: ↑Mon Apr 05, 2021 8:54 am

Simple Minded wrote: ↑Thu Apr 01, 2021 10:52 am one of my favorite authors/lecturers:

I actually watched this, while i organised my new studio.

cunning part of it being a humanoid, is any poo/hair/bones will be considered human and thusly, it wil never be found.

ive got a few people in my social circle that at various points in their life, would have passed for those sketches

See!?!? I told you they are out there!

Fascinating that we can look at all the different variation of mammal species and then think we are the only humans on the planet.

David Paulides has done some fascinating research into Bigfoot/Sasquatch and people who disappeared under very mysterious circumstances. Would be a very fun way to earn a living! Tramping around huge tracts of wilderness talking to people who say "Fine! Believe me or not! You weren't there, I was!"

I'm currently reading a second book by Thom Powell. The previous one The Locals was fascinating. This one Edges of Science really gets out there. I like his attitude. "These things seem to be happening, and we can't explain it conventionally! Some aspects of reality seem paranormal!" Thank Scientists for Quantum Mechanics and Multi-Dimensional theory!

One can't imagine a scenario that has not already been proposed or witnessed...... The human experience really is the recognition of inkblots.

Not to be outdone by crypto-Yeti; Florida woman thinks she saw a dinosaur in her backyard and has the footage to prove it.

Here's the footage on youtube instead of the tabloid's site:


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my instinct was fox from posture and motion - some dogs also do that when they are sneaking.

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aliens or bokeh.

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I'm thinking it's Chinese tech--- and bokeh images (at least publicly)

The UFO stuff is to put it out in the open and say "Our tech is catching your tech" without pointing fingers.

noddy wrote: ↑Mon Apr 19, 2021 9:39 am my instinct was fox from posture and motion - some dogs also do that when they are sneaking.

Fox!

I'd bet escaped dog, dragging a leash along.

That tail is more dog than fox-like. As is the posture of the tail while the creature saunters.

What's really throwing off the CCTV capture is that leash bouncing along the ground. In motion I could see it being confused as a movie-theropod hindleg but hit pause, and all sorts of problems become apparent.

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The Anglo world really wants there to be space aliens. Must suit some hubristic notion that those are the personages worth relating to....'>......

Miss_Faucie_Fishtits wrote: ↑Tue Jul 06, 2021 4:28 am The Anglo world really wants there to be space aliens. Must suit some hubristic notion that those are the personages worth relating to....'>......

or esri is an English speaking database and mapping company and its completely unremarkable its all English speakers data.

in other news, Chinese data is full of Chinese.

noddy wrote: ↑Tue Jul 06, 2021 4:40 am

Miss_Faucie_Fishtits wrote: ↑Tue Jul 06, 2021 4:28 am The Anglo world really wants there to be space aliens. Must suit some hubristic notion that those are the personages worth relating to....'>......

or esri is an English speaking database and mapping company and its completely unremarkable its all English speakers data.

in other news, Chinese data is full of Chinese.

that seems eerily similar to the scientific method of sorting all data by race in order to prove there is a racial component to the data. There is accuracy and then there is stability of income. Never should the two be confused!

Colonel Sun wrote: ↑Mon Jul 05, 2021 5:37 pm 213178622_4712024822145350_8998579690116304841_n.jpg

Seems there are many more green aliens with big eyes in North America, than aryan looking aliens they have in Europe.

imagine camping in the woods miles from the nearest road and hearing these sounds......

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Fitbit wearing baboons..... ??.... No, .........

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Data from Fitbit-like accelerometers attached to members of a baboon troop in Kenya showed the smallest, slowest individuals tend to make the biggest sacrifice, moving at speeds much faster than their preferred pace.

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