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TrueCreation
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Message 72 of 233 (104466)
05-01-2004 12:02 AM


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I ran across this thread and felt I needed to add my thoughts to the mix. Walt's ideas are a theory or at least a hypothesis, but one needs to remember that plate techtonics is also just a theory.
--Credence is delivered to scientific hypotheses as a result of their ability to explain the data better than competing theories trying to explain the same data. Theories have variable plausibility in reality and variable credibility in scientific interpretation--they are therefore, not equivalent and your rational is rendered meaningless. Also, I believe it is 'tectonics'.
--The bottom line is that the basic idea of plate tectonics explains the geophysical and geological data much better than any other in competition--including Walt Brown's hydroplate.
Cheers,
-Chris Grose

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