Showing posts with label cryptozoology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cryptozoology. Show all posts
Sunday, February 17, 2008
Loren Coleman...
If you haven't seen Loren Coleman's blog - Cryptomundo - you're really missing something! It's a site I read daily as it is entertaining and a light read for my day. Check it out at www.cryptomundo.com .
Labels:
bigfoot,
cryptozoology,
loren coleman,
sasquatch
Wednesday, March 28, 2007
Side project - Biggy Blog!!
With the encouragement of my brother, I've started a sister site - www.biggybloggers.blogspot.com This site will focus on my interest in cryptozoology - Bigfoot, Sasquatch, Blobsquatch and more. I am hoping to turn this into a site that seriously discusses the mystery and myth surrounding Sasquatch. My brother will also contribute from time to time. More on this later...
Tuesday, March 20, 2007
Blogging Equals Freedom
In an age where it seems our freedoms are facing a swift erosion, a blog such as this represents a great deal of freedom. Currently, court decisions are favoring the blogger in free speech issues. This has allowed this medium to explode. Blogging isn't for everyone, but it is a great way for someone to share with others who are like minded.
I found this blog to be well done and fun to read:
http://southeastsasquatchassociation.blogspot.com/
Yes, I am into some cryptozoological issues - not everything. To be sure, there are some very different ideas out there! I want to believe that there are still mysteries out there to be solved. Modern science is so boring and arrogant. The established scientific community seems to think there is nothing out there "big" to discover. This belief, along with science for profit motivations, have turned scientific discovery into a sterile, boring search for minutia. I like to think that they're wrong. In fact, there are great examples of "big" discoveries waiting to happen - the inconsitencies of physics, gravity, how anesthesia works, human artifacts much, much older than the accepted timelines, and on and on...the list is quite large, but not much profit so not much effort!! So it's exciting to think that there is more out there that we don't understand - that romantic, mysterious pull is what legends are made of and what progress is driven by...
I found this blog to be well done and fun to read:
http://southeastsasquatchassociation.blogspot.com/
Yes, I am into some cryptozoological issues - not everything. To be sure, there are some very different ideas out there! I want to believe that there are still mysteries out there to be solved. Modern science is so boring and arrogant. The established scientific community seems to think there is nothing out there "big" to discover. This belief, along with science for profit motivations, have turned scientific discovery into a sterile, boring search for minutia. I like to think that they're wrong. In fact, there are great examples of "big" discoveries waiting to happen - the inconsitencies of physics, gravity, how anesthesia works, human artifacts much, much older than the accepted timelines, and on and on...the list is quite large, but not much profit so not much effort!! So it's exciting to think that there is more out there that we don't understand - that romantic, mysterious pull is what legends are made of and what progress is driven by...
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