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Skin wallet ranch queries

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Mythic Gryphon·...
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What is the consensus on the veracity of the events on the show, "a the secret of Skinwalker Ranch "?

I generally believe that they aren't fabricating anything and that they are experiencing what we might call "high strangeness"

. I know the production company reportedly

asks the cast to say things in a certain way ect which I feel is acceptable.

I'm wondering to what extent, if at all, are events with mundane explanations elevated to mysteriousness. For example, is what they are detecting in the mesa actually surprising and truly as unexplainable as it appears?

Also, I wish the producers would edit the show s little better. They often overlook or edit out details that should be explained better. For example, they were looking at ceramics that they had found. They were using a blackout box to shine ultraviolet light and show that the recovered material fluoresces. They also had another object in the box which they didn't mention. Leaving the viewer to jump to conclusions. Turned out it was just a piece of mundane ceramic to act as a control- but they left that important detail out even though I'm sure the people on camera mentioned it's purpose for being there.

I wish this production was done more liberally. It feels like the presentation of the work being done is too limited by the format they are trying to fit it into. I feel it would be better suited to a platform like YouTube than a standard

"network"

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