I want to believe…But I don’t. Not this time, at least.
Amazing they got this far
The National Autonomous University of Mexico in a statement said its researchers had never examined the actual specimens, but had merely carried out carbon testing on skin samples provided by a client back in 2017.
Yeesh
I agree with you. I’m hoping we get some people unrelated to Maussan to investigate it. I believe there was a rumor going around that Harvard was possibly going to look into it along with additional Brazil UAP cases.
Yawn.
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Regardless of people’s thoughts on Maussan, I still think it’s important to give research a chance on this. I see a lot of people arguing that we should just dismiss anything he says, but I think it just calls for a more stringent review of claims. If a fraudster came across legitimate specimen do you honestly think they’d pass it up? There is definitely questionable origins of these and some seemingly sloppy initial research, but if there are people in the scientific community interested then let them have at it.
I’m personally curious to see more research done on these. Thoughts on what these are or their validity may change as time goes on, but I’m excited to see what more is learned about them. Even if the end result isn’t as exciting as some believe, I still find the review process interesting.
Being skeptical is a good thing. You don’t have to personally get invested in something you don’t believe in. Just let those that are interested research it and come to their own conclusions.
I realize there is a lot of controversy surrounding this particular topic. However, let’s remain civil and not rush to conclusions. I understand that the individuals behind this alleged ‘mummy’ are sketchy, but if scientists and professionals are willing to do the research to prove or disprove the authenticity or origin of this ‘mummy’, let’s just let them do their work and report their findings. I would like other places, such as Harvard and Oxford, to be able to conduct their own independent studies.
I realize there is a lot of controversy surrounding this particular topic.
There is absolutely zero controversy among people who are mentally well.
I personally think there is nothing to this, however, if reputable researchers go through the data and come to the conclusion there is, I’m willing to change my stance. Are you?
Try being a bit more critical of the source. Some already questionable sources like the independent (a tabloid) say some scientists and doctors investigated, but who are there doctors and scientists? This needs to be a wholly transparent process, we can’t trust the word of a handful of nameless researchers. Something of this level of importance needs a significant number of researchers involved, because a handful of people are easy to corrupt. See the discovery of cold fusion debacle.
Already, researchers from the university that supposedly carbon dated the specimen are saying they never collected anything from the specimen, so who knows what they actually tested. Maussan refuses to explain where/how he came into possession of these “bodies”. What company did the DNA test, and has it been through secondary, tertiary independent testing? If you’re trusting a tabloid that tells you some random doctors and researchers have done things, utilize some critical thinking, don’t trust it. Be skeptical.
That is a fair criticism. I’m waiting for individuals not linked to Maussan to independently verify or dismiss his claims.
I want to clarify that by sharing this article, I am in no way putting my stamp of approval on it or saying I agree with the results. I don’t. There’s too much shadiness surrounding this whole thing, and I need more reputable individuals to get involved and investigate.
I shared the article for others to view and make up their own minds.
Yes, and if my grandmother had wheels she would be a bike.
Gino D’Acampo approves.
