Before you read the title and laugh
about the thought of the famed and acclaimed Bigfoot being real, consider this:
how much more evidence is needed? Ever since the 1930’s when the first Bigfoot
sighting occurred (Simpson 251), people have wondered if Bigfoot is real, and
if so, what does he really look like?
Common sense says the Bigfoot looks like a gorilla in a human form. There are
pictures of the Bigfoot that support this theory. Skeptics find reasons to
shoot evidence like the picture of Bigfoot walking down, but the amount of
evidence in favor of Bigfoot has become insurmountable.
Bigfoot, famously part of the Patterson-Gimlin film, which many believe to be fake |
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Pictures like this one have baffled even the most serious Bigfoot skeptics |
I thought this article was really well written. However at some points it can be very contradicting. The opening paragraph seems very level headed and not aggressive about proving the subject matter. You then go on to say that scientist have no solid proof to say that Big Foot does not exist, and until they do people are always going to believe in this big furry guy. You then go on to say that creating funding to explore for Big Foot would be nearly impossible. However, I don’t see how it would be so impossible, if there are people who actually do believe in him. You say that until scientist can definitely disprove him, people will believe in him. Why couldn’t those people pitch in money for funding? Or start organizations? Maybe its cause many people really don’t believe in Big Foot, because Big Foot is not believed to be real by most people. Hence, why raising this funding would be nearly impossible, because most people don’t want to waste there money.
ReplyDeleteIn the second part of the post you go on to talk about how many parts of the world have seen big foot. You seem to use this to validate that Big Foot is real. However this piece of information opens up two different doors for argument. Firstly, if there is a BigFoot how in the world would he manage to travel so vastly? There is no way that a single being could have traveled such distances on foot. Secondly, if there was no way for one individual Big Foot to be in all of these places, are you insinuating that there are a whole species of Big Foot? You do not really examine these possibilities and the abstract idea of the point you are trying to make. If Big Foot has been seen in so many different places around the world, either people are seeing things because there is no way he could have traveled so far. Or there is a whole species of Big Foot. I think you could have explored both ideas and distinguished a counter argument.
I think you did a good job with this. I did my essay on Bigfoot and I know the trouble you faced. One thing I have to say is in the conclusion where you say look at the photos and videos and you'll see that Bigfoot Is real.
ReplyDeleteVideos and photos aren't enough to prove that Bigfoot exists. Technology today is too advanced and no one would buy it. Anyone could edit a picture and make it look like Bigfoot and anyone could run around in a costume to make a video for it.
Finding good quality photos that actually support the existence of Bigfoot is hard and therefor makes belief in Bigfoot even harder. With the amount of technology we people may feel that we should have been had a clear photo or a good video yet most of the footage we have on Bigfoot is blurry.
I feel that it is the footprint casts, the fur, the feces and blood samples that prove that there is something out there that exists. This is something that you could have included in your blog. These samples definitely prove that something is out there that we dont know about and who's to say its not a Bigfoot. Also think about the numerous other findings of things we didn't know existed in the world.
The eyewitness accounts definitely do not really prove that Bigfoot exists. Eyewitness accounts don't have much credibility. And also people can just make up stories based off off the stories told by other people.
I think it was a good job to make comparisons to the Loch Ness monster.