Is there really an elephant in my basement?

[HansHill]

Ok joke is over, we have established that there is nothing in Keen's basement.

The more pertinent question now is what's in Nessie's closet?

[Callafangers]

Ok joke is over, we have established that there is nothing in Keen's basement.

The more pertinent question now is what's in Nessie's closet?

[Nazgul]

Ok joke is over, we have established that there is nothing in Keen's basement.

The more pertinent question now is what's in Nessie's closet?

A lochness monster

[Keen]

Ok joke is over, we have established that there is nothing in Keen's basement.

The more pertinent question now is what's in Nessie's closet?

Skeletons. Lot's and lots of skeletons.

But not just any skeletons.

Magically disappearing skeletons.

[Keen]

You act is if, unless you can clearly see the elephant, it did not exist.

As if one could not clearly see an elephant in ones basement if in fact there was an elephant in ones basement.



Nessie's machinations are a treat.

Do you have any more for us today Nessie?

[Keen]

What about the elephant that had been killed and buried in the basement?

And what if it was a magically disappearing elephant Nessie?



Nessie sounds like a 7 year old.

[Hektor]

I know that this forum doesn't have a specific poll thread, but I'm curious about something.

I would like to know how many forum members would be so stupid as to be talked into believing that they had an elephant in their basement when they couldn't see an elephant in their basement. So mhy question to the members of this forum is:

Do you think that you could be talked into believing that there was an elephant in your basement if you couldn't see an elephant in your basement - Yes. - or - No. - ??

And could you explain why you answered the way you did?

Thanks

Keen's answer: No.

Why?: Because I refuse to believe in the existence of a physical entity that I'm not allowed to see.

For sure people can be persuaded into this by a number of techiques. peer pressure, authority signaling etc.


An elephant would come with clear evidence, but many people could be persuaded by showing them peanuts and claim they were from the basement. Where did the elephant go, if he isn't in the basement?

[borjastick]

Nessie is a funny boy, sometimes.

The obvious question is how an elephant would actually get into the basement in the first place? Through a trap door designed for humans and down the staircase. But he really thinks one could dig up the basement floor and remove a large amount of earth, rubble etc and then bury the poor animal and replace the floor so no one looking down there would ever suspect something dodgy had been going on.

I spoke to Nessie's doctor last week who told me he is responding well the new batch of test drugs he is being given. Also that now he is sleeping downstairs in the basement he gets at least one full hour of rest every night...

[Nessie]

This attempt at an analogy fails, as it shows how much so-called revisionists will deny the existence of evidence. In this case, they deny the evidence that proves large areas of the AR camps were dug up by the Nazis, who buried cremated human remains there. That is why so-called revisionists are really Holocaust deniers.

[Keen]

This attempt at an analogy fails

Says the mentally ill reality denier who had to pretend that the elephant in the basement was a "magically disappearing" elephant!

[Keen]

Where did the elephant go, if he isn't in the basement?

And if you can't tell me where he went, that means it has been scientifically proven that the elephant is in the basement - even though you can't see it and I can't show you where in the basement it is.

[Wahrheitssucher]

Where did the elephant go, if he isn't in the basement?

And if you can't tell me where he went, that means it has been scientifically proven that the elephant is in the basement - even though you can't see it and I can't show you where in the basement it is.