Well, we don’t
really
know, do we? Bigfoot? No Bigfoot? Bigfatliars? Bigmisunderstoods? And in the spirit of open, collegial debate — indeed, in the interest of unfettered investigation by believers, if not scientists — U.C. Berkeley’s Hearst Museum of Anthropology has put on display the plaster casts of tracks that some say were made by a real Bigfoot nicknamed “Cripplefoot” because of a gimpy tread. And a Berkeley philosophy prof is
defending the right
of people to believe, or at least consider without having others bust up laughing hard-heartedly in their face, that there are Bigfoots. Yes!
This article appears in Parting the Redwood Curtain.
I don’t know from Bigfoot, but I do remember being in the hospital with my wife while she was in labor and watching the Six Million Dollar Man Bigfoot episode.