Well that was a trip down memory lane! Thanks Steve for posting!

I liked how you timed the score.

Great job on this video, prefigures a lot of what we're seeing, I've been coming back to it over the years.

Wow, this is incredibly bias and irrelevant to historicism

Good close. BTW my wife has seen the “Indonesian Hairy Man” twice. There is no question…she absolutely knows he, or she, truly exists. Although she laughs at me when I even mention aliens. Take care my friend.

Awesome footage.

I just found this! Love it! Love the shirt! Love the opportunity to follow your research. Between you and Steve with The Facts by Howtohunt I’m going to know everything about the elusive Bigfoot.

this is honestly so cool

nice! The dialogue is quite clever!

Nice.

Thanks for exposing this charlatan.

My Professor sent me here .

You removed the Club Connect Episode you uploaded due to copyright and now it's gone!

you removed 1992 Hub Math and science Club Connect feature, it's gone forever, it's completely gone now I'll never see it again please re-upload it

Thank you for sharing :)

Too bad this is all meaningless since truth cannot be conveyed through words as Derrida suggests. The fact that any of you claim to understand or even agree with him disproves Derrida's absurdity.

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13:20. What a beezer!

You discredit roller coaster at your own risk. As the great W.C. Fields once said in another context, "There may be something better, and there are definitely many things worse, but there is nothing exactly like it."

This is fully copied

These should be made into short films

THIS SHIT IS AMAZING

Lmao what

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Should probably put that information in the dooblydoo, for easy cutting and pasting.

This is great. I love Derrida. I must say, though, that your animation doesn't do him justice. He was much better looking. Hahahhahahaha. Anyway, is this on the level? My understanding of Derrida is not that it's impossible to discuss reality. Even though it's not directly accessible we can make sense and that sense is testable. Perhaps novels are ambiguous but math in a general way is precise (depending on how you want to wrestle with the angel of precision). I've preferred to think of the problem of meaning as a symptote. Always progressing but never arriving but that must be good enough but also it's important to be aware of that.

Chisnell's "combat" is equivalent to King Arthur fighting the Black Knight. Careful, he bites.

Seems to me, that classic literature is a specific form of traditional punishment. Books that brought particular enlightenment on topics to teachers were then forced upon students, who in turn took their personal suffering though the material as a rite of passage. The ones that were rewarded for their perseverance were praised with acknowledgement and grades that in turn lead them to take on the position of a literature teacher, who now felt that the material was a good rubric for the measurement of scholarly literature. To be fair, it is hard to think critically about that which you enjoy, and if there is any over riding purpose of a literature class it would be to read and think critically over the material. Leave it to the composition classes to teach what makes writing good and enjoyable.

woah so random - I was at the 2003 NHSMUN too! Was press corps :)

27:28 A Scary CPB Logo

This is bizarre, I love it

if i had this guy as a prof i think id slap him

@27:28 rare CPB music

I used to love this show! Thanks so much for posting!

Hello stevey! Big fan here! Can u come out with bigfoot merch!

1:58 are we really gonna ignore that

This has been really good, and this wrapped up the whole thing really well. I am however curious what you mean when you say that there were people who tried to warn you away. I don't remember anything like that in the videos, but it maybe that's just me. If you don't wanna talk much about it, that's ok. We can keep it just between us.

"Sometimes I think the biggest monsters around here are the other tourists." -Steve Chisnell 2019 True XD!

Suspicious how they're closing down sections of land from the public in an area known for having bigfoot sightings.

Really pretty scenery, a bit of an atmosphere too. Didn't really seem creepy to me though, but I bet it's different when your actually there.

I don't know, your capacity to be more wrong seems pretty unlimited.

Someone was close to discovering Bigfoot and so he set the forest ablaze as a distraction to get away, obviously!

This is really interesting, has been all along. I have to admit, I was hoping it would be a bigfoot ARG, but I didn't want to say anything, lest I spoil it, and though now it's begging to become somewhat clear that's NOT what's happening, I've still enjoyed the ride, and will continue to watch the series, just to see what insight comes next. Who knows, maybe there will be a bit of an ARG someday, maybe not. But that's not the question that's really important. What we need to be asking is, on what basis should we decide it will be an ARG?

I can see some parallels between the shows hunting for bigfoot being incentivized to not actually find bigfoot and the health insurance industry profiting off repeatedly treating people, being incentivized to not cure them. I love the videos Chisnell, I wish you luck on your hunt for bigfoot and the journey that comes with it.

“Skepticism is thus a resting-place for human reason, where it can reflect upon its dogmatic wanderings and make survey of the region in which it finds itself, so that for the future it may be able to choose its path with more certainty. But it is no dwelling-place for permanent settlement." - Immanuel Kant "Most fortunately it happens, that since Reason is incapable of dispelling these clouds, Nature herself suffices to that purpose, and cures me of this philosophical melancholy and delirium, either by relaxing this bent of mind, or by some avocation, and lively impression of my senses, which obliterate all these chimeras. I dine, I play a game of backgammon, I converse, and am merry with my friends. And when, after three or four hours’ amusement, I would return to these speculations, they appear so cold, and strained, and ridiculous, that I cannot find in my heart to enter into them any farther.”- David Hume "BAZINGA" -Sheldon Cooper

Really interesting, looking forward to the next video!

It’s a shame that Bigfoot was a topic we never covered in AP Lit

I'd recommend a north american forest of some kind, but then again, I've never looked, so I'm probably not an expert, that's just what I'd associate with Big Foot.

Mothman!