Veteran Loch Ness Monster Hunter Gives Up

So this guy spent half his life trying ti find unicorns and failed...no surprise...

What IS surprsing is this...

How can someone live outside Bellevue walls all this time and get away with it?...

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Nessie a victim of global warming..

That's a "convenient" piece of crap...

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"Destiny must be shaped and not left to mere chance."..Spencer Collins

I believe there is a Loc Ness Monster. Or was.
I believe in Big Foot.
Prove to me they don't exist!
Maybe they're explainable. Undiscovered fauna?
Maybe the Loc Nessy is a big fish that traveled through underground caves to get to the Loc and doesn't live there year round (as some have theorized).
Maybe the Sasquatch spelling? is your great uncle Buck from Arkansas who took his old lady fishing one week end and they liked it so much they stayed and raised a passel of youngins'.
Just don't rain on my parade O.K.?

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That's next to impossible. The bed of Loch Ness was ground out by glacial ice and it is composed of granite. Caves aren't really formed in granite; they require softer stones like limestone.

I would like to believe in Nessie, but I don't think it's possible. First of all, it would take a sizable population just to maintain breeding needs. And then, the amount of fish it would take to feed that many Nessies would be enormous or they would have to be bigger fish; more than can be sustained within Loch Ness's eco-system. Also, there have been no remains found ever. It's just impossible.

It's one of those things where people believe because they WANT to believe...

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Awe, Shewt! Next Y'all'll be a sayin' there ain't no tooth feerry!

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Consumption is indeed important in a free economy: particularly the freedom of consumers to buy their goods in unhampered markets. However, key to long-term economic growth is investment (savings), which is the opposite of consumption. Public policies that promote consumption — such as low interest rates — do so at the expense of savings. Less savings means less investments; an economy that does not save or invest will consume all of its resources and eventually end up bankrupt.-David Saied