Veteran Bermuda Triangle diver offers his thoughts on the enigma

[UM-Bot]

Michael C. Barnette is a diver and marine biologist who has spent years diving in the infamous region of the Atlantic.

https://www.unexplained-mysteries.com/news/372185/veteran-bermuda-triangle-diver-offers-his-thoughts-on-the-enigma

[Cho Jinn]

“When we find those ships, we can provide a rational explanation for their losses, and share that it's not an abstract thing, this triangle with 'mystical' properties. These are human stories."

"There are human lives lost when a ship founders in a storm or an aircraft disappears.”

This is so uselessly glib - melting frozen yogurt coming from this guys ears - that I think I am now a leftist, and believe that people need to apply for a license in order to even open up their mouths after they get out of their pod beds in the morning.   The Dumb…the sheer, unadulterated, proudly ignorant Dumb. 

[Montello]

lo of storms big waves nothing strange

[Sgt84801]

There is nothing going on that human error or natural disaster can’t explain.

[Montello]

nothing mystery here  lot of hurricannes here big currents 

[Antigonos]

This “veteran diver” should have gone back and read the original pre non sensationalistic articles and reports for these “disappearances”.  (Very few, like the Star Tiger and Star Ariel are legitimately unexplainable. There are other areas of the world where things like this happen. 9 times out of 10 it has to do with mechanical failure, storms or just the dangerous nature of the area). Like author Lawrence David Kushe did when writing The Bermuda Triangle Mystery Solved.

People are so damned gullible. They always have been.

Edited December 14, 2023 by Antigonos

[Occupational Hubris]

On 12/14/2023 at 12:50 PM, Antigonos said:

This “veteran diver” should have gone back and read the original pre non sensationalistic articles and reports for these “disappearances”.  (Very few, like the Star Tiger and Star Ariel are legitimately unexplainable. There are other areas of the world where things like this happen. 9 times out of 10 it has to do with mechanical failure, storms or just the dangerous nature of the area). Like author Lawrence David Kushe did when writing The Bermuda Triangle Mystery Solved.

People are so damned gullible. They always have been.

Sounds like he's not falling for the sensationalist crap

 

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Perhaps unsurprisingly, he doesn't subscribe to the idea that there is anything unusual going on.

"I don't entertain the paranormal," he said. "I think everything has a rational explanation, but, for better or worse, the Bermuda Triangle captures people's imaginations."