Did the Flood really happen?

Facts, evidence and reason. Give them a try.

Yes, you do.No facts, evidence and reason in the referenced message. Just an acknowledgement of your lack of evidence. Edited by JonF, : No reason given.

Quite the Gish Gallop of PRATTS there.Flumes are not simulations of open water floods.Edited by JonF, : No reason given.

No, you've said so many times. "Why" would mean addressing proffered physical explanations and detailing the fundamental principle(s) and analysis that invalidate those proffered physical explanations.We all know you are incapable of that for several reasons.Edited by JonF, : No reason given.

Thanks. I haven't seen that for years.http://www.csun.edu/~vcgeo005/Flood%2520geology.pdf

Her choice of the word "pondered" rather than any active verb is interesting. To me it strongly implies sitting at home making stuff up.

I believe you. Sitting in your chair making stuff up without any reference to the real world or physical limitations.Edited by JonF, : No reason given.

You should be trying to find out what happened.

WHich is an admission that you have no evidence, you just made it up.

It's nice of you to admit your claims are solely Biblically based and do not have anything to do with reality.

As you said, your "explanations" are the result of pondering. The fact that you've made less than an infinitesimal number of observations and the fact that so many of them are physically impossible (e.g. picking up ent formations and gently depositing them elsewhere) confirm that your only sources are the Bible and your ignorant fantasies.Not the real world.

Based on what analysis?Show your logic and calculations.

Gibberish. You are confusing what is measured with the arbitrary units we use to quantify the measurements. We describe the age in units of today's years. It doesn't matter what units they used; maybe they used the time between cricket chirps as their base, or the time it took to walk from Jerusalem to Australia. No matter what units you use the Earth is 75,000 times older than you think it is. That's because you know nothing of the systems we use.

Yes.

We know the reactions and how fast they proceed under various circumstances. The laws of physics haven't changed so it is a simple calculation.When doesn't matter much. Just that there is pressure.Temperature is more important than pressure. Temperature high enough to speed up the process significantly produces a different result, so we can tell