Dr. Quack is at it again, taking over the air, but rather than his usual crazy ideas, he is actually backing up the most logical explanation and going crazy over the failure of others to accept a logical, science-based explanation that was presented in the video by Anton Petrov above. Dr. Quack was rather surprised that this theory that answers almost all the questions and based on a lot of scientific work has not been embraced by many people around the world. Rather, they are even more entrenched in the far out theories, such as a Russian Yeti, an errant missile strike, UFOs, or they were murdered by some other group (the exact identity can vary).
This, of course, worries Dr. Quack greatly that the population may be getting crazier and more off kilter than he is.
So, Dr. Quack, has once again turned to you, the students of Dr. Oakes, to help him answer two basic questions:
First he wants you to address the videos above from the Anton Petrov one on down, in other words the four from the past year.
So, after having done that, he wants you to tell him what theory you most believe about what happened to the unfortunate hikers. And he wants you to explain why you chose that one.
Finally, he wants you to explain why you think a lot of people prefer a bizarre or unusual explanation, like a Yeti or a government/military conspiracy, rather than one that is based in science and been tested by advanced computers.
So the first thing to do is to watch all the videos assigned this week. Then help Dr.Quack with the following:
Which of these theories don’t work at all or are complete junk? Explain to him why he probably shouldn’t trust these theories.
Then tell him what theories are the strongest ones and what makes them believable. And then summarize for him why you have picked out this theory and if you completely believe it or not.
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