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Lenin and McCartney of Bigfoot, the other arguably Harrison and Star, Bobo.

You know how, if you walk the same

you know how if you walk the same path off trail in the woods you very often end up taking the same path literally

Right. Yeah, you basically take the path of least resistance according to your own brain right I think that you can do that

with other people as well so if you're wandering around off trail and you think you're going to you

know pushing the envelope and going to places where people don't go, you might just be following the path of leaves resistance for your species for humans, you know, and ending up at a place where somebody else was walking off trail ended up.

They've done studies on that and all mammals choose the path of least resistance. It's like when you walk on the beach, you're not really paying attention,

you know, like there's waves slope and then the dunes and you'll notice that the

tracks are usually congregated in a few spots like where people are walking, you know,

and they've got 100 yard wide beach to walk where they're walking.

The same, like it's just a little bit flat, like you're probably not even conscious of it.

But yeah, I would think that we wouldn't be.

You know, it's just a species thing and also that would be a species-centric study as well because

what's easy for a human may not be easy for you know a cat or a Sasquatch for that matter.

And in fact I've often thought that our problem with getting say like trail camera pictures of Sasquatches or something like that is because we are so

species bound and everything that we do that we are going to the place of release resistance for us.

We are sitting down or traveling in places. to the place of least resistance for us.

We are sitting down or traveling in places that are easy for us.

That makes sense to us.

But Sasquatches aren't people and they may be people like but they're not humans at all, not even close really.

And they would be taking paths or looking at things in their own way.

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