[SilverCougar]

Psiwolf, on 30 October 2009 - 06:31 AM, said:

Despite the fact that there is no hard evidence that werewolves exist, there are still many sightings that suggest there is some unknown creature out there that resembles a werewolf. The most famous and numerous of sightings is in Wisconsin off of Bray Road. There are sightings of "werewolves" as current as last year. Of course there are all manner of theories, but it will never truly be confirmed until a supposed werewolf actually is either caught or appears on live television and shapeshifts in front of everyone. But then again, if they don't want to be found out, what better camoflauge is there than to sow the seeds of disbelief?

Not to mention even the most seasoned will tell you.. Shapeshifting is impossible. Even with creatures that do metaphorphasize it's a long process. To shapeshift like what the legends say would kill a person outright. If the ecrusiating pain doesn't get 'em... the strain on their metabalisom will kill them.

[Psiwolf]

If it is possible, it would definitely be interesting to study how it could be done. One of the laws of thermodynamics (And I am sure you all know this one) is energy can neither be created nor destroyed. Shapeshifting would require more energy than what is present. However, if the supposed shapeshifter could draw in energy from their surroundings to fuel their transformation, then that would be one plausible theory. In myths and legends, most shapeshifters were savage and evil. Maybe this hints that if it were possible that the shapeshifter's mind is not able to withstand such radical changes and breaks under the strain leaving the person insane.

[SilverCougar]

Or people's fears played on them greatly. If they see something not understood it instantly becomes evil. Even if a shape shifter was able to draw in external energy.. it still would fry their metabolism not to mention again.. the sheer pain and stress on their body would kill them.

[Psiwolf]

I understand what you're saying. However, as fragile as the human body may seem, it is also very resilient. Not only that, there is always an exception to every rule. What if there are a rare few who can withstand the physical stress and survive the transformation? There are so many things in this universe that we do not understand and is still unknown to the modern world. Nothing is impossible, just improbable. Life has a funny way of creating such fascinating creatures.

[Fenrir-sama]

Psiwolf, on 30 October 2009 - 10:03 AM, said:

I understand what you're saying. However, as fragile as the human body may seem, it is also very resilient. Not only that, there is always an exception to every rule. What if there are a rare few who can withstand the physical stress and survive the transformation? There are so many things in this universe that we do not understand and is still unknown to the modern world. Nothing is impossible, just improbable. Life has a funny way of creating such fascinating creatures.

The day you get proof of this, tell me; because I'd be very interested to develop a way to obtain the supernatural healing and metabolism you're saying could be happening, not to mention the steely nervous system one must possess to go through that kind of transformation and not go insane.

[Oicles]

Shape-Shifting is yet to be documented by modern science. And in all due respect, [reasonably, for as said, the pain from tissues changing on a cellular level would likely induce pain, insanity, and death. I think natural sedatives would take no effect here, for the body would be too messed up for the sedatives to work, or get through the body properly.] the bodily shift would have to put the state of the human body into a period of flux; A space in time where the person had the autonomy of two beings trying to occupy the same space. You would then be left with a deformed, hairy man.

Basically, a brain being put into another body.

[This is all if the body changes without the brain. If the brain was changed at all, the shape-shifter would have no memory within his grasp, because, If I understand the concept correctly, the brain makes connections between parts of the brain to process and remember things differently. In changing the brain, you break the bonds.] So, I believe upon the brain's change, to physical body would be capable of but our basic motor skills. On top of that, the heart would probably get mangled too. And don't even get me started for the amount of energy you'd need for this bodily change.
I think relocating physical mass is nearly impossible to do without death. Walking dogs are by far, much, much more plausible. Much easier to express, and come to terms too.

[Spend]

ookami1591, on 30 October 2009 - 03:27 AM, said:

well like i said i also mean other creatures i mean think about it my friend, this is a big world to denounce something so quickly without even giving it a chance and i understand science has proven many things and if one day it comes out and completaly proves the non existance of any creatures such as big foot, werewolves, aliens, so on so forth i will come out and announce to everyone who has replied to any of my threads that i was wrong and all of you were right that is all i can do but until science one hundred percent proves the non existence of all of these "phenomonons" (spelling idk) i will stay loyal to my beliefs and what i has studied and so on so forth

I hate statements like that because you can't prove a negative its like the comic teapot idea ok u can prove somethings unlikely and currently warewolves are down there with vampires and pokemon on the likely to exist scale but u can never prove they don't exist. Really are your beliefs based on the statement "well you can never truly prove it doesn't exist therefore it must"

This post has been edited by Spend: 30 October 2009 - 12:04 PM

[Ebonykrow]

I'm guessing that Animal Planet show had something to do with this recent werewolf thread explosion. I knew it couldn't belong before it did.

[Sweetpumper]

Holy crap.™

[HerNibs]

ookami1591, on 29 October 2009 - 06:59 PM, said:

there is plenty of proof we just have to open our eyes and look

Really?

List three points of evidence.

Real evidence.

Nibs

[HerNibs]

ookami1591, on 29 October 2009 - 09:08 PM, said:

as i said in another thread there is proof such as hair that cant be identified, prints in the dirt or mud that cant be explained and maybe they arent real maybe the prints are fake or maybe they are just large wolves but i am convinced that somithing is out there that alot of people even when they are faced with some evidence i am not trying to repeat my self i am only asking and some, if not most, people are afraid to admit somthing may be out there that is bigger than them but think and say what you want i have fought my case enough

Links please. Of this hair?

Nibs

[Sweetpumper]

They are like, so real, you're not even gonna believe it, like, for reals.

[HerNibs]

Sweetpumper, on 30 October 2009 - 09:11 AM, said:

They are like, so real, you're not even gonna believe it, like, for reals.

OMG!!11eleventyone!! Rlly?

I'm convinced.

Nibs

[Corp]

Wish some people would discover proof of good grammar...

This post has been edited by Corp: 30 October 2009 - 04:18 PM

[Ebonykrow]

HerNibs, on 30 October 2009 - 11:01 AM, said:

Links please. Of this hair?

Nibs

I think they're reffing some DT and MQ episodes.