Quote:You're equivocating or conflating two different meanings of the word "compelling."
Yes, TV channels what to air something compelling, as in "evoking interest, attention, or admiration in a powerfully irresistible way."
That is very different from being compelling, as in "not able to be refuted; inspiring conviction."
No it isn't. It's the same exact thing, particularly for a show that bills itself as presenting real videos sent in from real people showing compelling evidence of the paranormal. There's nothing compelling about fake or unconvincing videos. Nobody wants to see that. People want to see REAL evidence, which is exactly what this video is. And that's compelling.
So you are conflating the two... because you don't understand the obvious difference I just spelled out for you.
Your piss-poor reading comprehension rearing it's ugly head again.
You're their target audience, because the gullible like you not only finds it interesting you also believe it's real... regardless of the quality. You're credulity doesn't seem to know any bounds.
(May 7, 2025 01:03 AM)Syne Wrote: [ -> ]So you are conflating the two... because you don't understand the obvious difference I just spelled out for you.
Your piss-poor reading comprehension rearing it's ugly head again.
You're their target audience, because the gullible like you not only finds it interesting you also believe it's real... regardless of the quality. You're credulity doesn't seem to know any bounds.
Are you now claiming the video isn't real? On what basis? What tipped you off that is isn't real?
And yes...I'm one of millions, including Jane Goodall, who believes in these cryptids precisely because of compelling evidence like this. There's simply no reason not to believe it. It clearly shows a Bigfoot like creature moving in the trees. Only a defensive skeptic trying to protect his worldview would dismiss such obvious evidence.
https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=490038112595676
No one said it wasn't a real video. We only mentioned its quality. But see how defensive you get with the slightest doubt in your unwavering beliefs? Prime candidate for joining a cult if I ever saw one.
A true believer should never utter these words from Post #1:
Quote: The footage appears to be authentic
Why did you use the word “appears” there?
Appear as in give the impression of being genuine . For believers it can’t be that wishy washy and to then say it’s also the real deal. It is or isn’t….. Not an impression that it is. Projecting doubt while claiming authenticity.