Nessie and the Skeptics
Posted by: Nick Redfern on November 18th, 2012
There’s a new post at the Loch Ness Mystery blog from Glasgow Boy, which begins like this:
“This post is a ‘folder’ for the various articles I have posted on this blog regarding the sceptical position on the Loch Ness Monster. But what exactly is a ‘scepticism’? In this particular context, it refers to a modern trend in scepticism which questions a belief in a large set of creatures in Loch Ness on the basis of scientific understanding and logical deduction. When applied to various people, it can be a rather nebulous term since ‘sceptics’ just like ‘believers’ can come in various forms. I say that because, people can take a sceptical stance on subsets of evidence for the Loch Ness Monster but still believe there is a large creature in the loch.”
And here’s GB’s complete article.
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