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Dinosaurs and the reduced felt effect of gravity

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JonF
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04-16-2004 8:51 PM 		Reply to: Message 15 by wj
04-16-2004 8:12 PM

Re: When did it change?
... according to the Holden view of the universe ...
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Ted's a Young Earth, anti-evolutionist, hyper-Velikovskian, electric-universarian (Welcome to the Electric Universe!) ... salted with his own unique style and beliefs. Possibly the archetype Usenet kook. They just don't make 'em like that any more. http://bearfabrique.org/.
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04-20-2004 9:35 AM 		Reply to: Message 63 by redwolf
04-19-2004 4:42 PM

Re: When did it change? how old the rock?
The idea that you can simply scale up a human weightlifter is non-sensical. Humans simply do not work in a mechanically comparible way to a sauropdod.
That's right. The human would be a LOT stronger, at equal weight sizes.
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And they would be totally incapable of functioning. Their bones would not be able to withstand the stress of their weigjht and the forces of their muscles.
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You cannot scale any organism up or down by a significant amount and get a functioning version.
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04-22-2004 8:59 PM 		Reply to: Message 103 by TechnoCore
04-22-2004 7:33 PM

Re: When did it change? how old the rock?
Even AiG acknowledge that the neutrinos has been found and that the argument no longer works.
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Hovind and his pals think AIG is far too mainstream to be beliavable.
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