Originally posted by rick_y_2
When you analyze the Patterson film notice the way the creature turns. Un like man the figure turns his entire upper torso instead of just turning the
head like a man would, due to the fact that its shoulders are so broad and leaving it with almost no neck so it must turn this way (like most primates
with small necks would). So if your saying the feet are a dead give-a-way that this is a man in a suit then the turn is a good reason that it is in
fact a "Bigfoot".
I've heard this unconvincing arguement before. When I turn around, depending on what mood I'm in, sometimes I turn my shoulders around with my head
and sometimes I just turn my head around.
In any case, the man in this video does both. He turns his head, then his shoulders, looks, and then turns his head back before his shoulders. This
is not exactly a smoking gun and I stick by my Razor.
Any arguement that attempts to show that this is without a doubt a non-human is convoluted in some way, be it the unscientific, ambiguous, and highly
subjective "he turns his shoulders" arguement, the "his muscles appear real omg" one, or the ... well, I think those two are the only ones I've
ever heard.
While maybe these creatures come from a, what was mentioned earlier, an alternate dimension? And perhaps they, I dunno, cremate their dead or
something, but it is just much more simple to ackowledge the reality that it is most likely a series of hoaxes based on legendary tall tales.
I'm open minded, though, and if someone finds a dead body or captures a living creature, then... Nope, I'd still think this film was fake.
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