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They were originally inside a tent, which was count cut through. Then they left without boots. That's not paradoxical undressing, is it?
by guard-of-terra 10y ago
They were originally inside a tent, which was count cut through. Then they left without boots. That's not paradoxical undressing, is it?
- natch 10y agoIt absolutely fits, as strange as it sounds.
- Avshalom 10y agoIt's like this: you're in a tent becoming hypothermic--maybe the night was colder than your equipment was good for, maybe you got wet-- you hit the delirium stage and feel great so you decide to go out. You can't work the zippers because of course you're half frozen in reality so in the unlogic of delirium you just cut open the tent and step out. In that delirium you don't so much paradoxically undress as simply not-get-dressed.
- restalis 10y agoWouldn't this theory be among the considered ones for the investigation in a country like Russia, experienced with cold related issues? And why would they have been so inclined to make this secret for over forty years?
- Avshalom 10y agoThey didn't keep it secret there was an official investigation, it got written up in newspapers, people wrote books about it.
- reitanqild 10y agoReminds me about an interview I heard with a Israeli veteran from the 6-days war I think. He was speaking about how the Arab fire had suddenly stopped and when they finally dared to recon after initially suspecting an ambush they found everyone capable of running had run in panic without even caring about footwear. According to him wounded Arab soldiers left behind told a story of seeing sightings in the sky that had caused the mass panic. Of course this is to be taken with multiple grains of salt as this is an but maybe someone here can find more.