There is NO unicorn here.....maybe unicorns are invisible?

[sitchensis]

Everyone knows that Bigfoot is really a Kushtaka, people can’t find him because of the shapeshifting.

[Satchmo]

@aruvqan

that is so freaking cute, narwhal horns and horse heads as a taxidermy chimera. If I had the money I would so do this for over our mantle … except I live in the US and the shitstorm from idiots whinging about the cute little dead horsie …:rolleyes:

Also back in the 70s or 80s there was a book about cryptozology that claimed that all the cryptids on earth were actually aliens from an alternate dimension or another planet and arrived here by being brought on a ship or by dimension traveling. For the life of me I can not remember who wrote it, I got it out of the hospital library in 84 when I got stuck in there for an acute kidney infection. Although if someone mentioned it I would probably recognize it. I am thinking Ivan Sanderson for some reason but none of the titles on his wiki ring a bell.

Perhaps Dr. Ruehl? He used to have a program on the SciFi channel, before it became like every other cable channel.

The Dr. Ruehl Show - Alien and UFO Video Compilation

[Snowboarder_Bo]

@grude

Is there any other case(aside from religion) where when faced with cold evidence unicorns can’t exist believers just come up with hey maybe unicorns are invisible!

Duh. Not only invisible, but pink. Cite.

[j666]

@njtt

Sure there is, science for one. For example, faced with evidence that mass-energy is not conserved in some subatomic reactions, Pauli came up with the idea of the neutrino, a particle for which there was no other evidence, and which, at the time, was such as to be totally undetectable. Science actually does stuff like this all the time. …

Thank you for the stand against the “That’s Just Crazy” argument, and another example that science is not an immutable truth.

Now, can you explain why they call it the “God Particle”? That really drives me nuts.

[Battle_Pope]

@Bricker

Why would they eat any more than, say, bears? There’s clearly enough food out there to support bears, yes?

I certainly agree with the “…no evidence left…” objection – after all, we can hardly help noticing bears. I just don’t buy the “there’s not enough food” objection.

IIRC the argument is more that there isn’t enough food to sustain a viable population of bigfeet (bigfoots?) and still have them remain incognito.

[Zebra]

@Colophon

I know of a chateau in France that has two real unicorn heads mounted on the wall. So there.

I know a place in France where the ladies wear no… Oh never mind.

[Inigo_Montoya]

@j666

Now, can you explain why they call it the “God Particle”? That really drives me nuts.

Short for “God Damned Particle” if memory serves. Something to do about it being difficult to verify.

[tdn]

@njtt

Have you, or anyone, ever seen a Higg’s boson, or a black hole, or an atom, come to that?

Sure, I see atoms all the time. Lots and lots of them.

[Hypno-Toad]

@Loach

Bigfoot is sooo passé. Those of us in the know call him Squatch.

Down here, we call him the Skunk-Ape.

[Thudlow_Boink]

Well, I’ll be damned! Bigfoot actually is invisible!