Nobel, L. Klein, E. Wysdom, R. Humor, G.
This paper explores the highly controversial topic of Narwhals, also known as the unicorns of the sea, and their existence in our world. Through a rigorous scientific investigation, the authors analyze various sources of evidence, such as narwhal sightings, folklore, and even viral videos, to determine the likelihood of their existence. Using a range of epistemological theories, including skepticism and empiricism, we ask the question: do these unicorn-like sea creatures really exist, or are we all just seeing things? Along the way, we debunk common myths surrounding narwhals, such as their supposed ability to cure diseases with their horns. After much debate and analysis, we come to a conclusion that will surely shake the scientific community to its core: we have absolutely no idea whether narwhals exist or not. But hey, they do make for great internet memes.