Do you believe in Mythical Creatures such as:

[jackangel]

Well, if they're mythical creatures, obviously they do not exist outside of myth, else it would negate such a term.

technically, not true.

 

[V-Machine]

And damn.........powerlifterjay isn't with us anymore

R.I.P Jay.

 

[JumpBallWinner]

cryptozoology? no, all bullsit. irony is there is plenty of room in evolutionary design space for these creatures and many "monsters" have existed that were far more interesting. dont forget 99% of life on earth is extinct. btw i am more bored than you.....in that i actually responded to this crazy post.

Cryptozoology is all bullshit? It's pretty arrogant to assume that we are aware of and have caught and logged creature that exist on the planet, especially since new species are constantly being discovered. I guess that panda bears, mountain gorillas, snow leapords, komodo dragons, giant squid, giant octopus and many many others are all just figments of our imagination then, since they were once unproven "mythical" creatures that were classified in the cryptozoology category.

This is one of my favorite subjects and I wish that more people realized that it goes far beyond the typical "Lochness/Bigfoot" crap that always headlines the conversations. Yes, those two creatures exist, but there are alot of other things out there in the crypto world that dont get the press, but are alot more fun to research and read about.

 

[samoth]

technically, not true.

Quick definitions (mythical)

adjective: based on or told of in traditional stories; lacking factual basis or historical validity (Example: "Mythical centaurs")


Technically, you're wrong. HTFH.

 

[digimon7068]

i believe there is all sorts of shit out there our brain and bodys just arnt complex enough to see, feel, or interact with, so while they dont exist to us, they still exist, at least in the abstract, in some form or another

you bin smokin' again, eh??

 

[samoth]

This is one of my favorite subjects and I wish that more people realized that it goes far beyond the typical "Lochness/Bigfoot" crap that always headlines the conversations. Yes, those two creatures exist, but there are alot of other things out there in the crypto world that dont get the press, but are alot more fun to research and read about.

This is true. I own two bigfoots and three lochness monsters myself.

 

[jackangel]

samoth, please don't challenge me. it gets us nowhere. well, maybe you'll learn something.

you are wrong, i'm afraid, because there is more than one meaning or sense in which the word 'mythical' is used. as long as any one of those meanings apply here (and it seems at least one does), the use of the word is appropriate. yet, at the same time, that particular sense of the word doesn't require that something not exist in reality.

 

[samoth]

you bin smokin' again, eh??

I thought he was talking about infinitely small n-dimensional submanifolds folded up in our normal, everyday spacetime. But yeah, he's probably stoned, lol.

 

[samoth]

samoth, please don't challenge me. it gets us nowhere. well, maybe you'll learn something.

you are wrong, i'm afraid, because there is more than one meaning or sense in which the word 'mythical' is used. as long as any one of those meanings apply here (and it seems at least one does), the use of the word is appropriate. yet, at the same time, that particular sense of the word doesn't require that something not exist in reality.

Semantical argument. Informal fallacy. HTH.

 

[digimon7068]

I thought he was talking about infinitely small n-dimensional submanifolds folded up in our normal, everyday spacetime. But yeah, he's probably stoned, lol.

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