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and you look in the brain with MRI, you'll see these white areas, which are basically dead tissue, scar tissue.

They had things like that.

One person, one of the pictures that I had was that they had claimed to have seen something in their backyard.

They'd shown a flashlight at it.

And the moment they did, they got zapped.

And then you see the picture of the guy in the back of his neck

This huge welt and a bruising and a scarring that could – there's no reasonable way you could have gotten something like that just by exposing yourself to a flame as a for instance or a blowtorch.

And so it's these kinds of events that – and the unfortunate issue with these is that they're not repeatable.

They're one-off anecdotes.

And you certainly can't put a person in a place where they become bait for these kinds of events to occur.

Some people would volunteer for that, though.

What do you think of that?

You know, he's kept to his story over all of the years.

That's what's so confusing.

Yeah.

I mean, he's had no reason.

I don't know that he's profited off of it.

He you know, I find it fascinating, you know, but it's it's it's it's the irreproducibility of the events that the skeptics.

I call them more pseudo-skeptics.

They're pseudists, like nudists.