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I am not saying this is a fake, however, sometimes looking at the tape is not enough. Means, motive and opportunity: We should be looking into how the story c
by Theodores 13y ago
I am not saying this is a fake, however, sometimes looking at the tape is not enough.
Means, motive and opportunity:
We should be looking into how the story came to light and whether those behind the story had anything to gain from the story. 15 minutes of fame is enough, however, did any news outlet pay for the story? We don't know who else was on the plane and whether they packed a few rocks.
Anatomy of a hoax:
Every hoax has to convince one person known as an expert (TM). Once you have an expert convinced then there is no need to convince anyone in the media, they will report what the story is and assume it is true because the expert says it is true. This story has an expert, he may want to believe the story is true and see what he wants to see.
- nickonline 13y agoThe thing is it's gotten more attention from people suspecting it's a fake than the actual event taking place. I first saw the video last week and my thoughts were "Wow, that's freaky. I doubt that happens often" and didn't think of it again, until everyone started saying the video was fake, now it has started to take off. A hoax or not I'm not sure why it's being given any more thought by anyone other than "Huh, that's neat".