[Kiro]

I take it you didn't read the article.

> Yet, it seems that until a couple of years ago there was no proof that any person had ever broken glass with his or her voice alone.

> Then in 2005 the Discovery Channel television show MythBusters tackled the question [...]

[coldtea]

>Yet, it seems that until a couple of years ago there was no proof that any person had ever broken glass with his or her voice alone. Then in 2005 the Discovery Channel television show MythBusters ...*

Considering that we have had witnesses reporting that tons of times in the last 200 years, and written records of such acts (by journalists), and everything, this is a peculiar version of "proof".

[SeanDav]

We have plenty of "proof" and "witnesses" of UFO sightings as well...

I agree that a Mythbusters finding may not be proof of the highest calibre but they do go through a lot of effort to avoid false positives/negatives.

[coldtea]

Well, there have been tons of actual UFO sightings, so that's just as well.

They might not have been aliens from another planet, but UFO just means unidentified flying object, of which tons exist.