This time it seems they nailed it for real: gravitational waves

Commander Wallace · 02-17-16, 04:03 PM

I feel the same way Platapus. Your explanation makes sense.
Those people in the video could well have been just scratching their ear. That's why I thought it far fetched and more likely the product of photo shopping.

Quote from Platapus : Different people will "see" different things depending on their experiences.

A friend , who had gone through Law School had a professor who conducted an experiment. The class all witnessed a " crime " . They were then all told to write down what they saw including a description of the " actor and crime ".

He was amazed at how widely the account of the entire class varied . This experiment was to demonstrate that people see what they want to see, perhaps based on bias. Others had described the event exactly .

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02-17-16, 04:03 PM	#32
Commander Wallace Navy Seal Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: Under the sea in an Octupus garden in the shade Posts: 5,318 Downloads: 366 Uploads: 0	I feel the same way Platapus. Your explanation makes sense. Those people in the video could well have been just scratching their ear. That's why I thought it far fetched and more likely the product of photo shopping. Quote from Platapus : Different people will "see" different things depending on their experiences. A friend , who had gone through Law School had a professor who conducted an experiment. The class all witnessed a " crime " . They were then all told to write down what they saw including a description of the " actor and crime ". He was amazed at how widely the account of the entire class varied . This experiment was to demonstrate that people see what they want to see, perhaps based on bias. Others had described the event exactly .