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The Sasquatch Savant Theory: Three Books in One

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1.THE MIND OF
Although we cannot yet study the psychology of Sasquatch directly, we are in good position already to make educated guesses about their mentality based on behavioral analysis.

Skeptics are fond of asking, as though no answer were remotely possible, "HOW could an eight-foot-tall primate exist undiscovered in our back yard?"
Meeting the issue head-on, THE MIND OF SASQUATCH outlines the Sasquatch Savant Theory, revealing a personality profile of the species that differs substantially from any offered before.

Sasquatch are hardwired by evolution to conceal themselves, interacting with us only in a mediated, indirect fashion. Their tactical genius and other striking abilities mirror gifts seen in people known as autistic savants.

2.THE MIND OF SASQUATCH
The second book deepens the analysis of this parallel while continuing the earlier survey across the scientific cutting-edge analysis of ancient DNA, fresh insights into Sasquatch origins, and the likely role of autistic traits within human evolution.

The book opens, however, with the story of Noël's 2015 field research in the ravine, which yielded Sasquatch video footage and, more importantly, an unforgettable lesson.***

3. THE GIRL WHO SPOKE WITH
Twelve-year-old Pamela Manchester is an autistic savant whose reputation for amazing feats of memory and perception is quickly spreading. Large crowds flock to her live performances. YouTube and Facebook fame are gaining momentum.

Back home in rural Minnesota, the girl has different priorities altogether. If not for her ambitious father, managing her "career," she would be happy just repeating her forest routines, learning esoteric facts about nature, and playing Minecraft on her Kindle.

The more he tries to control her, the more she fights back. This battle of wills seems hopeless until a family of Sasquatch gradually makes its presence known, changing everything—for better and for worse.***

Table of Contents

1. Against Projection
2. You Can't Teach a Butterfly to Bark
3. Why the “Training” Concept Does Not Work
4. Percussion as Proof?
5. Order vs. Chaos, Part One
6. The Sasquatch Listening Project
7. Order vs. Chaos, Part Two
8. Morning Visits
9. Why all the Music?
10. Incoming!
11. Swaying
12. Exposure Anxiety
13. The Meaning of “Aim”
14. Field Notes from the Gorilla Nation
15. A Day on the Clock
16. Habituation Sites
17. Echolalia
18. Stick and Tree Structures
19. Indirect Communication
20. So Close Yet So Far
21. The Native American Question
22. Wildness vs. Human Self-Domestication
23. A Crash Course in Hybridization
24. News We Ourselves are Hybrids
25. Melba Ketchum and the Hybrid Theory of Sasquatch Origins
26. Autistic Savants and "Animal Genius" (Temple Grandin)
27. Animals Aren’t Ambivalent
28. The Birth of Logos
29. The Ratchet Effect
30. Pattern Recognition and Strategic Thinking
31. Proto-Humans and Autism
32. Autism as Naturally Selected?
33. Morning Visits 2015: A New Tactic
34. The Kid Pays a Visit
35. The Return of Music A Crystallizing Moment
36. Remembering the Autism Parallel
37. An Insider’s Perspective
38. “Buzz Junkie”
39. Nature or Nurture?
40. Thinking Autism in Prehistory
41 Sasquatch, Who’s Your Mama?
42. TOP on the Spectrum, Too? What Ancient DNA is Revealing
43. Sense of Time
44. Facial Expression and Staring
45. How Typical is Music Man? Drumming Heard across North America
46. Language, Part One
47. The Order of Things
48. Language, Part Two
49. An Example in the Heartland
50. Breaking Things
51. Flight Distance
52. The Changelings
The Girl Who Spoke with A Novel
A Case for Telepathy

425 pages, Kindle Edition

Published February 21, 2016

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Christopher Noël

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Also writes children's fiction as Chris Noël.

See also: Christopher Noël.

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I know many don't believe in Big Foot but I do. We had a sighting in the 70's 20 minutes from my home. My mother has always believed in them and told me of them at a very early age. Christoper Noel has been following them and interacting with them since around 2006 and has great recording on his fb page What We Know So Far and on many you tube videos called Morning Visits.
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