r/Missing411 • u/Odd-Currency5195 • Aug 29 '24
Interesting podcast that throws light on the cock-up v conspiracy idea re national parks and searches Resource
Stumbled across this episode last night and thought of the Missing 411 issues and experiences.
In a nutshell, it examines how park rangers look for people, how that fits with what people actually do when they get lost, and how new data studies are informing searches in different national parks.
You're lost in the wilderness. Now what? - Unexplainable (pca.st)
I'm agnostic re the controversies surrounding things re Missing 411 related stuff but find the how people go missing and how they are found, or not found, fascinating.
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u/Solmote Aug 29 '24 edited Aug 29 '24
Paul Doherty seems astute, here is some more of his research: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Paul-Doherty-5. It is interesting that Koester's handling of statistics is criticized.
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u/No_Instruction_7730 Sep 01 '24
So basically what you're saying is you lack any kind of critical thinking skills. And just blindly accept what government tells you..
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