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Ha, I'll definitely admit it's not the best metaphor. My point was the last sentence of my original comment: when you're in the heat of discovery, witnessing so
by beowulfey 3y ago
Ha, I'll definitely admit it's not the best metaphor. My point was the last sentence of my original comment: when you're in the heat of discovery, witnessing something for the first time, you are NOT thinking about the quality of the video you are trying to capture! These videos were not intended for public consumption -- they were likely sent to a friend or something, showing the exciting thing they were witnessing.
It just irked me that people are looking at this video and thinking that this is a press release or something.
- xorbax 3y agoSo you never need good data. "They're trying so hard and it looks like what I want! Forgive them!" This is why people think Bigfoot 3xists after 60 years We need proof - real and clear data. Reliable data. Reproducible data. Anything else is dismissible, not forgivable. It feels like bet-hedging: If LK99 is nothing? Who cares it's a nothing video on the internet. I'd LK99 is real? Well we know it's true so a bad video of a real thing is real! Don't run the race and stop two feet from the finish line. Expend the pain and attention to make your effort worthwhile.