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Is
There A Bigfoot “Happy Place?”
Life After The DNA
Paper Is Published
By TCC Team Member Dorraine Fisher
We’re
all still waiting impatiently for Dr. Ketchum’s DNA paper to publish, and many
are, of course, wondering if it will ever really happen. Rumors are spreading
like wildfire while everbody’s frowning, watching the clock, tapping the table,
and shaking a leg. No one in the community is having fun right now. We’re all
too tense.
But
while we’re nursing our headaches from all this, we can ponder the implications.
For the most part, we’re waiting for vindication. Most of us just want to know
the creature is proven real by way of scientific fact and that our friends and
relatives will have to stop laughing. But there’s going to be much more to add
to the Bigfoot story after that happens.
If
we think hoaxing will come to an end, we’d probably be wrong. Hoaxing may
increase because, as the fear of ridicule decreases, new people will want jump
on the attention bandwagon and shoot for
their five minutes of Bigfoot fame. The hairy ones will still be hard to
find as always. And hundreds or even thousands of new faked videos and sound
recordings may appear within a short period of time. And if new educational
information becomes available to everyone, the hoaxers may be better educated
and convincing in their deceptions. There may be more hoaxes for researchers to
sift through than ever before. So, after
working so hard to bring this all to fruition, every researcher may have to be
even more diligent.
And
we need to keep in mind that many people have possibly refused to believe in
Bigfoot all this time ironically due to a fear of the possibility the creature
is actually real. It’s a scary thing for many to imagine. So if the creature is
proven real and it becomes accepted as fact, the fear factor may go up.
Especially when the creature has been spotted in every state with dense woods
and a sufficient food supply. And this
includes many people’s back yards. Even though the creatures have fended for
themselves and remained mostly invisible all these centuries, protection from
poisoning and other hazards may be necessary. New laws will certainly need to
be put into place, at least as precautionary measures. A lot of hard work will
lie ahead.
But
there’s a lighter, happier side to the story too. It’s probably fair to
guess-timate, that, in areas where sightings take place, for every one sighting
that’s reported, maybe five (or more) others are not reported. Once the fear of
being ridiculed is eliminated, people will be more likely to come forward with
their stories. We’ll be hearing many interesting bigfoot tales from several
generations of people who’ve been holding their stories inside them for years.
When the truth is revealed once and for all, people may
finally be excited to tell their stories. Maybe in some respects we can quell the arguments a little that have existed among us all, and relax and enjoy our elusive hairy subjects a little more. Wouldn’t that be an interesting twist? *********
DF
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