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The Sasquatch Genome Project: A Failed DNA Study
Because of the extraordinary claims in "Novel North American Hominins, Next Generation Sequencing of Three Whole Genomes and Associated Studies" (Ketchum et al., 2013) the Bigfoot Community has been debating it ever since. This book is the result of research over seven years (more than the original study) in understanding the Sasquatch Genome Project and its published paper. Dr. Haskell Hart tells the story of his increasing involvement and understanding of the paper as he presents his own results and conclusions, which are at odds with the Ketchum et al. paper. He first explains the structure and function of DNA as background. With 45 figures and 29 tables of data (more than in the original paper), all carefully explained to the layman, this extensive scientific critique of the paper is the only one of its kind.
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319 pages, Paperback
Published August 25, 2020
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November 28, 2021
Oh my gawd how boring. Deserved 1 star
Scientists write this tripe only for them they don't write for us the normal person I can't help but wonder when this author wrote this book if the author just has this need to be thought of as eccentric and smart with all the 10 dollar words and jargon the author used. I'm beginning to believe most if not all scientists have insecurity issues? Richard Sqwakings comes to mind. On the subject matter of the book what I could get out of it I do agree with the author but it also shows me no matter what happens in this field if the person ever got the real deal the arguing and disbelief would still continue it wouldn't matter. This research field has gone into its own religious denominations so to speak and nobody gets along in it and authentic evidence gets destroyed or ignored because it doesn't sit right with those who's certainty have become the new truth on what they are and where they are at so just another pulp read and I hope after the author wrote this hopefully someone helped the ego and gave the author a pat on the back. BORING!
Scientists write this tripe only for them they don't write for us the normal person I can't help but wonder when this author wrote this book if the author just has this need to be thought of as eccentric and smart with all the 10 dollar words and jargon the author used. I'm beginning to believe most if not all scientists have insecurity issues? Richard Sqwakings comes to mind. On the subject matter of the book what I could get out of it I do agree with the author but it also shows me no matter what happens in this field if the person ever got the real deal the arguing and disbelief would still continue it wouldn't matter. This research field has gone into its own religious denominations so to speak and nobody gets along in it and authentic evidence gets destroyed or ignored because it doesn't sit right with those who's certainty have become the new truth on what they are and where they are at so just another pulp read and I hope after the author wrote this hopefully someone helped the ego and gave the author a pat on the back. BORING!
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