The actual facts about the bones don't matter to evolutionists either.
That's not true. The exact details of the various bones are sometimes argued over for decades. Check out some issues of
American Journal of Physical Anthropology. Here is a link to the table of contents of the current issue:
Just a moment...
I have seen and studied casts of many of the important and some of the not-to-important finds prior to about 1980, the period when I studied fossil man in graduate school. That was an important part of our training.
So, for you to claim that the actual facts about the bones don't matter--once again you are entirely wrong. (Don't you ever tire of being wrong?)
We never see them, you know, the evidence is almost never given, certainly not when we're being introduced to a new "find." When we are shown the bones they are a pretty pathetic paltry collection of half a dozen fragments some dog must have chewed.
You won't find those casts at Wal-Mart, as they are expensive to make because they have to be extremely accurate. There's no point in casts that aren't accurate.
Here's a link to one of the better sources:
pennfossilcasting.com - pennfossilcasting Resources and Information.
But you complain about not seeing the actual evidence? It is there if you seek it out. You don't really expect folks to bring it to your door, do you?
(Not that you would accept it they did...)
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