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Loudmouth Inactive Member |
quote: What is the bouyancy of a T. rex? What is the bouyancy of a trilobite? How about this, what is the bouyancy of a C. megalodon, a pre-historic 75 foot shark, compared to its teeth.
C. megalodon on left and white shark tooth on right. It shed its teeth, which readily fossilized. If this shark was around before the flood, then its teeth should be seen in the earliest sediments. However, they are not. In fact, C. megalodon teeth are only found in the same strata as C. megalodon fossilized jaws are found, seen below.
So, according to you, the bouyancy of bloated sharks is the same for the bouyancy of shark teeth. Very strange and just not true.
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Loudmouth Inactive Member |
quote: Nope. The only way it would work is if grasses were created during the end/middle of the flood, with their pollen, and somehow found their way to the correct strata. If both were around at the same time, and density, size, and habitat were the deciding factors, they should be in the same strata. We find fern pollen with dinosaur fossils, but not grass pollen. You might as well say that grass pollen was afraid of dinosaurs and moved its way up in the sediments out of fear. The Fear theory is as proven as liquifaction.
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Loudmouth Inactive Member |
quote: Mssg #45 please:http://EvC Forum: Fossil sorting for simple -->EvC Forum: Fossil sorting for simple Explain to me why there are not shed C. megalodon teeth in the bottom most layers. Why are these large shed shark teeth only found in the same layers as the fish who shed them?
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Loudmouth Inactive Member |
quote: Yes, I am very aware. Perhaps simple could refute my Fear theory, in that grass pollen was afraid of dying dinosaurs so the pollen worked its way up the sediments towards fresh air. It has just as much support in evidence (ie grass pollen above dinosaurs).
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Loudmouth Inactive Member |
quote: You aren't getting it yet. It sheds it teeth. Those teeth fall to the bottom of the sea floor where they are fossilized. If fish were around since the beginning, why aren't those teeth found with the earliest life? Why are they only found in the same layer as the huge fossilized fish jaw?
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Loudmouth Inactive Member |
quote: Walt's theory is what we call ad hoc. It means that a situation is given a special theory to fit just that situation. Not only that, but an ad hoc hypothesis is usually made to do away with counter evidence and is inherently unrepeatable. A quick example of another ad hoc hypothesis from the Skeptic's Dictionary (found here): "ESP researchers have been known to blame the hostile thoughts of onlookers for unconsciously influencing pointer readings on sensitive instruments. The hostile vibes, they say, made it impossible for them to duplicate a positive ESP experiment. Being able to duplicate an experiment is essential to confirming its validity. Of course, if this objection is taken seriously, then no experiment on ESP can ever fail." My ad hoc theory was the Fear theory. In this theory, grass pollen was frightened by the gigantic dinosaurs buried in the sediments. This caused the grass pollen to move up in the sediments. Fern pollen was not afraid of dinosaurs, maybe because they shared more habitat with dinosaurs as some posters are hypothesising, so that the fern pollen did not move away from the dinosaurs. I could just as easily say that MY FEAR THEORY works just as well as Walt's since the proof is in the pudding (or sediments). Grass pollen is, in fact, above the dinosaurs and fern pollen is in the same strata as dinosaurs. My question to you, simple, is what experiments do we run to differentiate between the three hypotheses: Walt's Hydraulic sorting, my Fear theory, and Evolutionary theory. This question is very important. Your answer will determine what you understand about scientific inquiry. Hopefully, through this process of experimental design you will understand the weakness of an ad hoc hypothesis whose only support are the results under question. Added in Edit: If Admin thinks that the above post is leading the discussion astray, please let me know and I will withold this post until later. [This message has been edited by Loudmouth, 02-06-2004]
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Loudmouth Inactive Member |
quote: Indeed. It would be comparable to a huge fountain in Vegas sorting betting chips by color so they match the order of the rainbow. Not once, mind you, but every time.
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Loudmouth Inactive Member |
quote: Where are the shed C. megalodon (75 foot shark) teeth in these bottom layers? They should be there if all the species were around at the time of creation. Why are these teeth only found in the same layers as the huge, complete C. megalodon jaws? Did they move up the layers as soon as every C. megalodon was buried? [This message has been edited by Loudmouth, 02-07-2004]
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Loudmouth Inactive Member |
quote: How did the shed teeth also end up at the top of the fossil record? Remember, the shed teeth and the shark were not physically connected at the time of your flood. For your theory to work, you have to explain how teeth lying on the bottom of the seafloor moved up through the sediments until they reached the dead sharks in every case. Remember, no higher and no lower, but in the exact same strata.
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Loudmouth Inactive Member |
quote: So we have this violent shaking, mountains shooting up thousands of feet, water spouting thousands of feet in the air, rain coming down inches to the minute. And yet, WORLDWIDE, the largest and tiniest fossils are sorted without error. Grass pollen is sorted away from fern pollen, current crab species are sorted away from trilobites who where in the same environment, angiosperms and gymnosperms that lived in the same habitat where sorted regardless of size, on and on and on. Not even one human or human artifact can be found in the same layer as dinosaurs. And all of this while the earth was going through a seizure like geologic event. Are you starting to see why the global flood has been falsified? On top of that, the rocks were sorted not by size, but by the ratios of isotopes found within them. Fossils were sorted not by size or habitat, but by the DNA relationships found between extant species. Everything is sorted by things water and violent uplift are incapable of distinguishing between.
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