Huntard writes:
Let me get this straight.
You take the fact that the entire Earth is only covered by about three quarters in water, and see that as evidence that it can be covered completely?
Am I the only one not seeing the logic here?
Actually, I kinda understand why Peg would get this idea. Say you went to sleep one night and woke up the next morning discovering your backyard had turned into a pond over night. You'd conclude that it must have rained last night and that at some point the same water that was in the backyard pond was rushing through your front yard (which was a little higher) down to the back yard. So, technically, at one point your whole yard was flooded before the water settled to the back yard.
Haha, argue against that!