Post by Pincho Paxton on Nov 5, 2016 4:33:04 GMT
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Canada military probes mysterious Arctic pinging noise
A ping cannot be described as a hum, it is stupid to say so. It is stupid because it means that you are relating the ping to an object that can also hum, which means that you have already decided on a creature of some sort, like a fish. In your head you have given a mystery object attributes. Without attributes a ping cannot be also described as a hum. A mystery cannot be a mystery with attributes to a character.
Pincho Paxton
Canada military probes mysterious Arctic pinging noise
The sound, sometimes also described as a "hum" or a "beep", has been heard throughout the summer in Fury and Hecla Strait, legislative assembly member Paul Quassa told CBC, about 120km (74 miles) north-west of the hamlet of Igloolik.
A ping cannot be described as a hum, it is stupid to say so. It is stupid because it means that you are relating the ping to an object that can also hum, which means that you have already decided on a creature of some sort, like a fish. In your head you have given a mystery object attributes. Without attributes a ping cannot be also described as a hum. A mystery cannot be a mystery with attributes to a character.
Pincho Paxton