Is it normal not to trust sites that call themselves "The truth about"

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  • I more or less agree with you. When I was studying the Bermuda Triangle, there were plenty of those 'the truth about' books, but they were all just the same old thing rehashed.
    One, which purported to 'explain' the mysteries of the Triangle, actually did a really good job of punching holes in everybody else's theories. Go figure. Every once in a while a gem shines in the muck.

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    • So what conclusion did you come to about the Bermuda Triangle? And if it is real, how can we get all your clones into it?

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      • Unfortunately, there is nothing otherworldly or particularly odd about the 'disappearances' in the Bermuda Triangle. If you take into account that around 30% of the storied disappearances didn't happen anywhere near the triangle, the fact that the whole thing is in a very active area for hurricanes and that the Gulfstream flows through it, the number of truly unexplained disappearances are no more prolific than anywhere else on the planet.
        However, when we are sailing through it, it is NOT an acceptable subject for discussion or derision. Go figure.

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