Colorado train passengers capture Bigfoot on video

Then why did Miroslava Munguia Ramos, project manager at the UCLA California Environmental DNA program, agree to analyze the eDNA sample from the tree structure?

Are you saying she has no reputation to protect?

And what of Dr Mayor? Does she also have no reputation to protect? Why did she agree to go on an expedition specifically tasked with trying to find evidence for Bigfoot?

Are you saying that the sorts of scientists who go on such expeditions, or who involve themselves in such investigations, are not worth listening to? After all, if they had reputations they cared to protect, why would they ever agree to be part of any such an investigation?

Won't people just consider Dr Mayor and Miroslava Ramos to be crazy people who collect Bigfoot casts etc? Why would they volunteer for that, if what you claim is true?

That didn't stop Dr Mayor or Miroslava, did it? Why not?

Why didn't Dr Mayor or Miroslava go along with the crowd, as you thesis would predict they should?

You really haven't thought this through, have you?

 

Really, Dr Mayor? How so? You aren't claiming you found Bigfoot. Are you?

So what Ramos is saying here is that she identified all sorts of DNA from known species of apes, such as chimpanzees. But there is no mention of any DNA from unknown species.

Speaking personally, these results sound incompetent. If Ramos is saying chimpanzees live in the Appalachians and they do not, then clearly Ramos's samples must have been contaminated somehow - either accidentally or deliberately. Maybe contamination controls in her lab are lax or non-existent. Maybe somebody who was motivated to see bizarre results deliberately contaminated things and it's not Ramos's fault.

Either way, there's no news about Bigfoot to be found in this.

Who knows what this might be about? What structure? Magical Realist hasn't provided any information.

So they found some rocks that looked stacked up? Ho hum.

Interesting thing to say, just after she had explicitly talked about a few of her guesses.

But no answers so far, Miroslava? Nothing conclusive, obviously.

Yes, and the takeaway here is that Miroslava Ramos discovered zero "new" DNA from any unknown species. So, nothing to see here, folks!

So, the summary is: Ramos found no "indisputable genetic evidence" of any unknown species in her investigation. Nothing to see here, folks!

But it makes money for the the people who sold the TV show of this fabulous Bigfoot hunting expedition. And it makes for a pleasant enough hour on the couch in front of the TV for viewers who don't want to switch their brains on.