center of the earth

Now, be patient, Ned. At least give him a chance to present his, um, theory.

Oh God, please don't tell me this is leading to the hydroplate theory.

Actually, doc, one could argue that you are currently using a logical fallacy. The thing is most creos, not including myself, aren't familiar enough with these fallacies to recognize them.

---

People, please look at the Style Guide for EvC thread by Sylas. Pay particular attention to step 3.

I suggest you read through Age Correlations and an Old Earth: Part II thread. If you have anything to add, you can just jump in.I'm a geology dummy so don't expect any help from me.By the way, please please please look at my siggy. Thanks.This message has been edited by Jacen, 01-27-2005 12:41 AM

---

People, please look at the Style Guide for EvC thread by Sylas. Pay particular attention to step 3.

....||||....
....||||....
....||||....
....||||....
....||||....
....||||....
....||||....
....||||....
....||||....
....||||....
....||||....
....||||....
..\.||||./..
...\||||/...
....\||/....
.....\/.....

---

People, please look at the Style Guide for EvC thread by Sylas. Pay particular attention to step 3.

I'd call it desdamona-wannabe.

For the many-th time, please go to Style Guide for EvC and follow the guides.If you can't absorb anything, at least follow the following instruction.

quote:

---

A readable post is broken up into paragraphs. Each paragraph is a chunk of text about 3 to 10 lines long, and separated from the next paragraph by a blank line. A browser will fit text naturally to the width of a reader's page, as long as you let the browser decide where to break the lines.

​

This means that all the words and the sentences in a paragraph should be separated by spaces, not by pressing the "Enter" key. As you enter text into the little box provided, it will automatically fit what you enter to the width of the box. You should just keep typing each paragraph as one long continuous line of text, and let the browser "wrap" that line up to fit the available width.

​

To see the difference,
consider this paragraph.
Here I have pressed the "Enter" key at natural breaking points in the text,
but the result looks quite ugly.
Compare with the next paragraph,
where each line is broken at just the right distance to fit on the page.

​

To see the difference, consider this paragraph. Here I have not pressed the "Enter" key at all, and the result looks very professional. Compare with the previous paragraph, where each line is a different length.

​

Press the "Enter" key twice to get a blank line between your paragraphs. A continuous block of text, with no white space to help the eye break it into manageable chunks, is much harder for someone to read and follow.

---

---

People, please look at the Style Guide for EvC thread by Sylas. Pay particular attention to step 3.

Perhaps cosmo is unaware that temperature increases with the increase of pressure? Most of us take granted for knowing this simple fact, but maybe cosmo is not aware of this. This would explain the difficulty in communication.

---

People, please look at the Style Guide for EvC thread by Sylas. Pay particular attention to step 3.

Edited: stuffThis message has been edited by Jacen, 01-28-2005 09:28 AM

---

People, please look at the Style Guide for EvC thread by Sylas. Pay particular attention to step 3.

I've been watching this thread since the beginning. 1 question. Is this thread going to somewhere?

What, how hard-headed some people can be?