There's a recurring theme I see among many of the "scientific" theories adopted by academia and society as a whole.
Each one of them relies not on facts, but emotions, media bias, and peer pressure. Darwinism and global warming/cooling/climate change are just two examples of this.
should be easy if earth is only ~6000 years old, just find one in the strata :^)
Juan Hill
>avoids the issue by claiming that I haven't proven the strawman Modern scientists, everyone. While their predecessors sought out to crush dogma, this generation embraces it.
Josiah Barnes
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David Sullivan
OP is just a butthurt member of a disintegrating hegemony-exerting class, experiencing existential dread as he faces the prospect of having no function in an increasingly diverse and automated society.
Jace Rivera
>avoids the issue
the issue of precambrian rabbits that you haven't disproven and I mentioned in my very first post here ?
Sounds like ~someone's~ just lazy and unwilling to dig to prove his g-d. Religious men of old went off to foreign desert lands to slay Saracens, you won't even dig. Sad!
Jose Williams
That's a strawman. I presented you with paleocene dinosaurs, dinosaur fossils after their supposed "extinction," and you still reject it.