I've given lots of reasonable specifics in this discussion about many aspects of the argument. The idea that any nonscientist -- OR scientist -- creationist should try to answer every conceivable objection to the Flood is irrational. In the early part of any science you wouldn't expect that of someone studying it, but you seem to expect it of a creationist, and ANY creationist at that. Obviously I do not impute anything about the Flood to miracle. I'm trying to find physical explanations for it. Your objections are, as I said, irrational
Any viable theory has to explain most or all of what the preceding theory explained. And it's very hard to get a theory accepted when it doesn't explain everything the preceding theory explained and more.
To get us to accept your theory you have to replace all of geology, almost all of physics (including quantum mechanics), all of inorganic chemistry, and probably more that doesn't occur to me right now. Yeah, that's a ton of work, but what we have no took hundreds of thousands of people centuries to develop, and
it works. No creationist ever, especially including you, has raised a valid objection to current theory. Not for lack of trying, of course, but rather from lack of evidence and rational argument.
The fact That there's an incredibly large body of interrelated and consilient scientific knowledge is a terrible problem for you, but not for us.
Oh, and your "irrational" charge is just another UABF.