I'll admit to a bias against TAPS myself, since they quickly made it clear that the show is about the ratings and income and not much about the paranormal. The show is much more "human drama" with assorted cast members beating their lips at each other and jumping and shrieking for the camera than it is about actually looking for anything, imo
In this particular "debunking" instance, I find it amusing that an open window is considered by the vid poster as evidence that nothing paranormal happened, when the case is actually that opening a window shouldn't be any more difficult a para action than moving a water bottle would be. Of course, the hardcore debunkers are usually real short on logic and problem assessment 
Rather like the collargate thing... there is a vital distinction between "could be" and "is" that all too often goes missing. By the logic of the collargate vid, there is no such thing as a surgical laser since I have never seen one and the exact same effects can be achieved with a properly applied hot blade. [irony]Obviously those who believe in surgical lasers are wild eyed fanatics who will buy anything that supports their faith in the AMA including "obviously fake" medical shows that are all about the ratings and the money, and medical personnel with a vested financial interest in perpetuating the myth
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TigerStatistics: Posted by WhiteTiger — 06 Oct 2009, 08:01
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