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Like many skeptics, I’m fascinated by things people believe in—ghosts, psychics, astrology, reiki—but I’m even more intrigued by why they believe in them. In my experience, everyone believes (or has believed) something that’s a little “out there.” So, when my husband and I learned about a nearby Bigfoot museum on a recent road trip, I had to go. Our GPS led us on quite the adventure through farms and woods and onto increasingly remote gravel roads. We finally found a driveway and discovered the “museum” was in someone’s house. After knocking to no avail, I called the number on the window. The woman who answered told us we were the only visitors, but she could let us in shortly. …
摘自《怀疑探索者》(Skeptical Inquirer)第50卷 第2期 · 约 2026年2月,Melanie Trecek-King。仅引用开头一小段供了解文章,版权归原刊所有,全文请阅读原刊。