Look here pal, This is EXOSCI! The very reason for this forum, is to discuss, share & exchange information relevent to "Anomolous" subjects. You have a right to choose to disagree, however it would be more logical if you were to provide a "Reasonable" argument by providing something to back it up with as many of us have already done so. We have provided more than sufficient evidence to support our statements, so it would be good of you to follow suit here, and do so likewise.
What the heck is all this about? I HAVE provided an argument, and I have backed it up with explanations. In example: The famed Avenger flight that went missing - there is nothing mysterious about it at all. The radio reports received include that they were lost and low on fuel, or 'bingo'. No aliens, no atlantis, no wormholes. The Bermuda Trinagle has had the same number of statistical animolities as the same number of any comparable ocean area what I meant is that statistically there are the same number of unexplained maritime or otherwise accidents in areas of similar size comparable to that of Bermuda. Simplified: the claims that more ships go missing in Bermuda is plain wrong. Planes and ships do NOT dissapear. They don't vanish from the Indian Ocean, the Pacific Ocean, the Atlantic Ocean, or the Bermuda Triangle. If you are willing to attempt to prove otherwise, go ahead. You don't know what is in Bermuda? I do. Ocean. Storms. Swells. Exactly like everywhere else in the world. There is NOTHING special about Bermuda, apart from the fact that we as a society have drawn a make believe triangle around the area and pronounced it to be strange. I know that this is exosci, and that changes nothing. I will argue something if I believe that it is incorrect. I believe that I presented a REASONABLE argument, and backed it up with sufficient fact, period. If anyone else has a problem with my opinions or my arguments, please say so. I, to the most of my knowledge, have not offended anyone here and would like to know on what terms I stand. ------------------ "The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred with sweat and dust and blood; who strives valiantly; who errs and comes short again and again; who knows the great enthusiasms, the great devotions, and spends himself in a worthy cause; who' if we wins' knows the triumph of high achievement; and who, if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly, so that his place shall never be with those cold and timid sould who know neither victory nor defeat." -"The Man in the Arena"
