Conspiracy theories are the fodder that keeps the internet vibrant and what makes it a terrifying place. One such conspiracy theory concerns a creature called “Bigfoot,” which has been a favorite of conspiracy theorists since the clip known as the Patterson and Gimlin movie was released in the late 1960s.
There was no 4K recording back in the day. In fact, nothing came close to it. As such, the clip was naturally blurry and lacked real detail. It shows a large brown ape-like creature (also known as a “Sasquatch”) casually strolling through California’s Six Rivers National Forest.
After all, Bigfoot isn’t real!
For decades, conspiracy theorists have used this clip as “proof” of Bigfoot’s existence.. Shot by Roger Patterson and Robert Gimlin, the clip is a staple of conspiracy theories and serves as “evidence” for many online communities devoted to the existence of Bigfoot, Yeti, and the like.
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But 2023 is a different year. We now have extensive public access to artificial tools that can decompose images and videos in great detail.That’s what the unknown expert did. After stabilizing the image and removing the grain, the clip looked sharper than ever, busting the so-called Bigfoot myth.
Rowan Cheung shared a video on his Twitter, but the very polished footage makes it look like it’s just a guy in a gorilla costume, not Bigfoot. Most of us knew Bigfoot was missing in this footage, but now thanks to AI, we can see it clearly.
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