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Originally posted by Quetzal:
Allowing the IDists to solve the problem by postulating a raelian-type ET intervention: remember that giant spacegoing vacuum cleaner in "Spaceballs: the Movie"? THAT'S what happened to all the carcasses...
This no more than a question, because I really don't know for sure. After watching CSI last night where they had a body that had been in the water for several days - it appears that a carcass fills up with gases relatively quickly and then can explode quite easily. Would that not have speeded up the "breaking down" process? Plus from the little reading I've done on this subject wouldn't a lot of carcasses (assuming that the flood took place the way that the bible says it does) have been buried in layers of rock, sand, etc.?
[Probably shouldn't get involved in a topic that I really know nothing about]
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