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Subject: Re: Scott, with all due respect ... From: /PJ posted Mon, Jul 9 2007, 1:05pm  Scott: I took your advice and shrunk it down. I even got the idea from a person in chat to load it into an iPod. I can see a face there that is gorilla-ish. I can't say it's a hoax, and I can't say it's real either. I can say it's interesting! I can wait to see what further investigations may show. I have 40+ years or so (I hope) to watch this progress and eventually come to an end. I guess that leaves me on the fence yet again. What is the possibility of seeing further enhancements soon? Subject: Re: Scott, with all due respect ... From: scmarlowe posted Mon, Jul 9 2007, 7:48pm  That depends on the video analysis materials generated and Tom's authorizations to post them here. Subject: Re: Scott, with all due respect ... From: /PJ posted Mon, Jul 9 2007, 10:13pm  That's fair enough. I wish you luck in your investigations, and I thank MK (and yourself) for the time and effort. Subject: Re: Scott, with all due respect ... From: scmarlowe posted Mon, Jul 9 2007, 10:22pm  PJ, for all the understanding and support that you and several members here have given, much appreciation. Subject: Re: Scott, with all due respect ... From: /PJ posted Mon, Jul 9 2007, 10:53pm  Darn it, I had a long post typed out, had a system malfunction and lost it. Might have been a good thing because I said some nasty things about a few fellow posters. (hmmmmm) Basically it said that yourself, MK, and any others involved are just doing your job. Investigating a claim, and trying to make the best out of an originally bad video. I don't see the harm in that. I guess those other people have forgotten how to think like a naive child, or an over trusting adult, and the flip side of that: A curious scientist. I think a few of them might have forgotten how to think at all. This is cryptozoology, and there are plenty of people like that to be found. If you (collectively) can remove any doubt from the minds of these people (be it once side of the "fence" or the other), I see it as a good thing. Even if this video gets shelved tomorrow, at least I can say YOU tried, when others did NOTHING. Thanks again Scott. Subject: Re: Scott, with all due respect ... From: scmarlowe posted Mon, Jul 9 2007, 11:53pm  PJ, as a rule, humans "progress and mature by fault." Sometimes trial and error is all we have, but it sure beats sitting on the bench (or in an armchair) and just watching the game.

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