Real-Life Weirdness

Flyndaran · 09-12-2018, 04:58 PM

The articles linked don't prove anything. They just suggest maybe the Russians have a completely new brain damage causing ray gun able to operate at extreme ranges without showing any actual proof. That's the claim that needs evidence, not the one suggesting the symptoms could be due to other more mundane causes.
We've heard these conspiracy theories since the beginning of the cold war. Imagining these topics for game is one thing, but seriously considering them is quite another.

09-12-2018, 04:58 PM	#11
Flyndaran Untagged Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Forest Grove, Beaverton, Oregon	Re: Real-Life Weirdness The articles linked don't prove anything. They just suggest maybe the Russians have a completely new brain damage causing ray gun able to operate at extreme ranges without showing any actual proof. That's the claim that needs evidence, not the one suggesting the symptoms could be due to other more mundane causes. We've heard these conspiracy theories since the beginning of the cold war. Imagining these topics for game is one thing, but seriously considering them is quite another. __________________ Beware, poor communication skills. No offense intended. If offended, it just means that I failed my writing skill check.