Survivorman Bigfoot | Portland Oregon | Les Stroud | Never Before Seen Episode
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Keywords: Survivorman TV Series, Les Stroud, Survivorman, Survivorman Les Stroud, Survivorman TV Show, Survivorman TV, bigfoot, sasquatch, survivormanbigfoot, devonmassyn, portlandbigfoot, portlandsasquatch, portlandoregon, oregon, portland
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Length: 40min 38sec (2438 seconds)
Published: Fri Sep 04 2020
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I think that as a community it pays to keep an open mind, as far as anything in this field goes. Is it hard to swallow, adding telepathy into the mix? Absolutely, but we stand no closer today to understanding the phenomenon of Bigfoot/Sasquatch as a collective, than we did 20 years ago. Cherry picking what we want isnβt productive, and makes it hard for people with encounters that go beyond the scope of their understanding to share what they have experienced . Retaining healthy skepticism is correct, in my opinion, but so is remaining open and listening. For the time being, Iβm going to keep my ears open to Les Stroud and let the conversation continue. Good luck out there everyone!
If anyone wants to watch the bigfoot survivorman season it's on amazon prime if you have a subscription.
I haven't seen this one before but as someone who wants to believe, stories like they tell each other in the car makes it hard to do so without more context.
A single tree falling over near a lake without wind? Could have been beavers?
A guy in a hut is so scared he joins his friend in another room but doesn't even wake the other one up. Does that make sense?
Sometimes they say they sound like a train inside the woods, sometimes they are silent and precise enough to throw a little rock...
Furthermore, adding something like telepathy makes everything even more complicated, now you have two huge controversial question marks instead of one that you want to deal with.
This is from his internet paid membership channel.
Man I like Les.
I was super disappointed with this episode.
Where do I even start?
How about telepathy. it comes up a bunch in it, and despite talking a little about skeptical concepts, les and his partner just seem to accept that - both with their words and with how everything is presented...
I'm the kind of person who accepts that maybe a Bigfoot creature could exist. Were still discovering new cities, new uncontacted tribes in remote villages, and hell, new jungles. I think its within the realm of possibility that in the most remote places in the world there could be a species of hominid that has survived. There is precedent for small numbers of species living in remote areas away from the eyes of humans. I don't think it's likely, but i think it's possible and i sure as hell want to know if there is any truth to the claims.
But telepathy? Its never been documented in lab settings.
If you can actually communicate ideas remotely, just with thought, it should be trivial to demonstrate under controlled conditions. The first person to demonstrate that would be world famous forever. The people involved with win Nobel prizes - reshape our understanding of the human mind. The implications on biology and physics would be extraordinary. Maybe some people would want to shy out of the limelight, but to think not one person with that ability could use the financial break of a lifetime is incredulous to me.
But there is another things that is proven to exist. Frauds. Con-men. Liars.
So to me, when they talk about a sheriff who can talk to bigfoot (a creature who's existence is disputed) with his mind(an ability never demonstrated under controlled circumstances) i can't help but cock my head. What is more likely? That there was a confluence of two disputed, extremely elusive, rare phenomenon? Or someone lied?
Why would they lie? I dunno? People lie for all kinds of reasons. Maybe the sheriff and the other guy just like tricking out of towners. "Hey Jerry, wanna here about the prank i pulled on this film maker and his friend?". Maybe they've arranged this whole event to draw attention from something else? Hell, maybe they're entertainers - creating experiences for thrill seekers in their spare time.
The guy talks about how he tested them but saying he'd be there in a month, then just showed up. That's actually a clever thing, but if this was an elaborate hoax, they might simply have the 'experience' set up ready to go at a moment's notice. It was a nice step but shouldn't be the primary. I think an interesting test would be to say goodby to the sheriff the next day, thank them for everything, then drive back out to the same place and take a look. Tracks(bigfoot or otherwise). Fur. Fallen trees and their break marks? Or maybe some kind of lighting setup. would be interesting to look, but we only have the story of the one event.
And then there is the other lady and the primary event - and she introduces even more rationalizations. They're sensitive to EM. How do we know that? Because big foot told them through telepathy.
And she'd never lie about that. A psychic would never lie about their ability.
What ever. Move past it. Okay so that's an interesting thing as a film maker. How do you video tape something without electricity? I feel an option should have come immediately to Les' mind. Non electric camera's exist. Bring a Kodak single use camera. A Polaroid. A fancy old mechanical camera. This is a problem that we have solutions for. it would definitely be hard to bring higher quality stuff like that out into the woods, but doesn't Les like the challenge of film making in the wild?
At the end of the episode he posits the available options. And again we need to consider that lies are an option. They are potentially on prepared ground. The lady lives near by and evidentially knows the area well. Is it beyond the realm of possibility that they set something up to trick visitors? Remember, Les states that he saw lights, and heard footsteps. And a sense of foreboding. And that's it. Again, I'm supposed to believe that instead of someone playing an elaborate prank, that telepathy exists, and that this cryptid exists, and now it is sensitive to EM fields, so that's why you can't get a picture of it.
And again, why not come back the next day and look for foot prints or other evidence.
There is a sentiment about getting writing feedback. "if someone tells you something isn't working in your writing then they're probably right. If they tell you why it isn't working or how to fix it they're definitely wrong."
And I think it applies to a bunch of stuff in reality. I think Les has experienced things he can't explain. And i think that in trying to paint an explanation without solid evidence is a good way to run into an unjustified explanation.
I like Les. I love his work. I want to see him investigate big foot. But i want to see him do it in his way - going out into the wilderness to see and document what he finds, and not relying on other people with sketchy stories and unknown motivations.
I enjoyed watching this thank you
ThNk your mother for conceiving you. Looking forward to watching this !