We ALL know those radar images are part of the cover up .

I'm much more afraid of Bermuda shorts and some of the people who wear them. ?

I fish in it all the time.

Having spent a goodly amount of time sailing in the area known as the Devil's Triangle and in the exceptionally boring (aside from occasional dense collections of Sargassum and flotsam) Sargasso Sea, I can tell you that I never saw anything mysterious. However, I did once sail inadvertently into a forbidden area. Late one night two faint lights arose out of the darkness and I was admonished loudly to remove myself from the area forthwith. Seems they don't like sailboats puttering about in their submarine operating zones. Pfft!

Mom lived in Bermuda for the last fifty or so years of her life . Needless to say , I've made multiple round trips to visit . It's BEAUTIFUL ! The planes do not take a direct route . I lived in Maryland and for the most part . the planes would fly north to New York then due south , to Bermuda . From Texas , the planes most often go by way of Georgia . Though at least some of this has to do with hub airports , it does seem as well , that there are certain areas they avoid .

Don't waste any more energy on guys like this. You cannot fix stupid, that has to be up to each of us for ourselves.

They haven’t closed that area off? What are they thinking??? A couple of planes went missing in that area in the 1940s. Close it off now before more go missing!

One cannot reason with conspiracy theorists, myth believers, religious true believers, and extreme political ideologues. They all suffer from the same malady.

Maybe people who disappear in the Bermuda Triangle don't even notice and it's like they entered a dimension that is maybe just a tiny tick off from ours and they can't tell. Maybe only the people in this dimension notice that they're gone O_o

yes superstitions die hard. I don't know why. I agree with Richard Dawkins that it is an evolutionary holdover. Superstitions would have helped us survive when we had no knowledge of science.

"Don't walk across the swamp because their are evil spirits in it." would have protected people against snake bits and other unfortunate swamp incidents...

I notice in my own psychology when I am hiking in the daylight verses at night. At night my thoughts turn towards fear but rationally I'm walking on the same totally safe trail that I was carefreely walking just a few hours earlier. The only real threat is that I can't see as well.

Classic case of needing to be right rather than needing the right answer, hence closed mind. And be careful: while this type of thinking correlates with lesser intellect, it is by no means restricted to those on the left side of the scale.

Classic Backfire Effect

And he will never accept the facts and continue believing what he wants to believe. That is how the CT brain works as well as the religious brain (to be honest, probably most brains. Confirmation bias is strong stuff). It is a total waste of time to enter into a discussion with someone with this mentality, unless you are just curious of how they think and what they believe. Just listen and make no comments or responses.

He's delusionally happy.

Aircraft and ships avoid certain places in in that area due to frequent microbursts and other unpredictable weather patterns. There are dangers to be found in that part of the ocean, but they have nothing to do with aliens, or satan or what ever.

Sounds like fun. Have a great trip and be sure to tell the aliens I said, "Hi!". They read minds; they'll who you're talking about. ?

You're doomed.

The same peopl believe Obama was a muslim.

Just thought I'd throw this in here.....

I really like all the Bermuda Triangle, Ancient Aliens, Bigfoot ate my Begonias, etc. stories. Not that I really believe them--I just find them entertaining.

I also find it amusing that people are so willing to believe one fairy tale but not another.

Probably a christian also