I just asked if it summed up what you already believe, I'm not trying to teach/show anything at the moment.
Earths Expansion and Declining Seas
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I've watched the first 12 mins that have loaded so farand there was nothing new. It only confirms what I've been talking about.
MHz you are confusing sedimentary rock with sediment aka mud. Where was the new information that goes against previous knowledge of south western US dykes, sills, lava beds and cinder cones and how they were formed?
MHz you are confusing sedimentary rock with sediment aka mud. Where was the new information that goes against previous knowledge of south western US dykes, sills, lava beds and cinder cones and how they were formed?
The facts are hard enough, the "most likely" qualifier is applied to explanations of what they mean. That's just the nature of science, and you'd know that too if you knew anything about science. For absolute certainty, science isn't what you want, all of its claims and conclusions are tentative to some degree.
Bad news for you maybe. Most of your questions betray such a basic misunderstanding of science's data and theories it'd take far more time than I'm prepared to spend explaining them to you. You can look that up as well as I can, in fact I'm quite confident you think you already know the answers.
Just be patient MHZ the science will change like good science always does. What you are faced with here in this thread are the die hard fanatics of "yesterdays scientific speculation" remnants of already dead theories who just won't tip over and blow away along with the dust of old textbooks.
You're right about that much at least, but the electric cosmos, the expanding earth, Velikovskianism, global warming denial, creationism, 9/11 denial, and a host of other follies, are not good science. They are pseudoscience, and you and MHz are fairly typical of the people who buy into them. You view yourselves as noble but beleaguered and lonely resistors of a corrupt and powerful elite group (which doesn't actually exist), and you know very little of what science actually is or how it works.