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Chalk takes millions of years to form

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12-12-2013 6:52 PM

Faith, dear heart:
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Why are those cliffs white, top to bottom, in the OP picture? Violent currents swept up the ooze, right? They transported the ooze across many miles of ocean, right? And they didn't mix any dirt in? Really?
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http://aleph0.clarku.edu/huxley/CE8/Chalk.html is pretty nice piece from T.H. Huxley. From 145 years ago. It puts the lie to your hypothesis.
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