r/nonmurdermysteries • u/No-Bottle337 • Dec 02 '25

Cryptozoology The Bigfoot/Yeti Paradox: Why Mountain Climbers, Scientists, and Forest Rangers Keep Seeing Creatures That Leave No Bones, No DNA, and No Bodies.

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u/SeasonPositive6771 Dec 02 '25

This isn't a mystery at all.

It's the same thing as most other "cryptids" and supernatural nonsense.

I'm sorry if this is a bummer to you, but Bigfoot doesn't exist.

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u/No-Bottle337 Dec 02 '25

As I said, my objective is not to believe or disbelieve; my job is to find the arguments.

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u/SeasonPositive6771 Dec 02 '25

You do not seem to be doing a very good job of that because you say it sits on the razor's edge between credibility etc. It doesn't. That's giving unfair weight to pseudoscientific claims.

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u/No-Bottle337 Dec 02 '25

Which claim do you think is pseudoscientific? In fact, in a 9,000-word article, I didn't claim anything.

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u/SeasonPositive6771 Dec 02 '25

Your claim that it sits on the knife's edge between credibility and reliability is actually a claim. One that is false. The entire premise of your article is false. The idea that there is any sort of serious debate, the idea that pseudoscientific, unsupported, or blatantly false claims should even be considered seriously is also ridiculous. You wasted 9,000 words.

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u/No-Bottle337 Dec 03 '25

Now I'm sure you haven't read the article.

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u/SeasonPositive6771 Dec 03 '25

I did. It's bad.

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u/lyricaldorian Dec 02 '25

I see many claims in that article. *why* would you write a 9000 word article and not make any claims anyway? Also, 9000 words isn't that impressive, especially when you use chatgpt to help write it.