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DominionSeraph
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Message 60 of 91 (311333)
05-12-2006 5:17 AM
Reply to: Message 31 by SR71
05-11-2006 9:57 AM


SR71 writes:
(3)The population itself is evidence of a young planet. In 1810 the population was 1 billion. within less then 200 years the population grew to 6 billion. This meants that according the rate at which population grows at a certain rate according to poplation size. Through this study the earth can't even be a million years old.
If you use E. coli, you can 'prove' that the Earth cannot be more than a few days old.
If I remember my math results correctly, it would take something like 45 days for the offspring of 1 bacterium to out-mass the entire visible universe.

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