"Is the theory of exploration dead?" he asked. "I'm not out to proselytize that Bigfoot exists. I place legend under scrutiny and my conclusion is, absolutely, Bigfoot exists."
(Via Science Blog.)
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"Is the theory of exploration dead?" he asked. "I'm not out to proselytize that Bigfoot exists. I place legend under scrutiny and my conclusion is, absolutely, Bigfoot exists."
(Via Science Blog.)
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2 comments:
Define "exist," Mr. Scientist.
I agree that it doesn't really matter what the guy's researching, per se. He's got funded research, and the other professors who don't like him should get over themselves and agree that research is just that...looking into the unknown and hoping to find some answers. If he's wrong, what did the rest of the professors there lose?
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