"Got Talent" site

[I D Shukhov]

http://video.yahoo.com/network/100063489?v=6200570&l=100063517

This is good too: http://video.yahoo.com/network/100063489?v=6250065&l=100063517

Well, so is this:  http://video.yahoo.com/network/100063489?v=6101244&l=100063517

[The Gorn]

I think this relates directly to John Masterson's recent posting.

The most compelling of the three videos is the monkey guy (the last video). Because that is just bizarre and otherwordly. To anyone reading that is worth watching. The guy is a real life human CGI animation. Alas, I see no reason or way to monetize it, unless some media company or some reality TV series would want to give him a shot.

[I D Shukhov]

The most compelling of the three videos is the monkey guy (the last video). Because that is just bizarre and otherwordly.

Yeah, it is kind of otherworldly.   I've read (Autobiography of a Yogi) that phenomena that we might call miracles are not all that unusual in India.

[John Masterson]

The most compelling of the three videos is the monkey guy (the last video). Because that is just bizarre and otherwordly.

Yeah, it is kind of otherworldly. I've read (Autobiography of a Yogi) that phenomena that   we might call miracles are not all that unusual in India.

I saw a few excerpts. Seemed far fetched to me. I have to believe the natural laws of gravity etc. exist in India the same as they do here.

Maybe if there had been some certified unaltered video of these events claimed in that book...

[Richardk]

Far fetched? I don't think so. He looks like an expert rock climber that's young, light and strong, in just the right combination.

Now some of his feats are a little hard to believe , so maybe that's far fetched.

With what he does, you only need one fall to close that chapter. We all did stupid things when we were younger but at some point safety becomes an issue.

[John Masterson]

Far fetched? I don't think so. He looks like an expert rock climber that's young, light and strong, in just the right   combination.  
 
  Now some of his feats are a little hard to believe , so maybe that's far fetched.  
 
  With what he does, you only need one fall to close that chapter. We all did stupid things when we were younger but at some point safety becomes an issue.

No, I was talking to ID about the book he mentioned.

The monkey climbing kid is amazing, but is taking such risks, as you say.

[Richardk]

John Masterson wrote:  
  No, I was talking to ID about the book he mentioned.

Oh, my mistake.