Harte
Senior Member
Re: Treeees!!!
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WaKKO,
What meteor are you talking about here? The one that is thought to have finished off the dinosaurs? If so, that could not possibly be Noah's flood.
Also, I've never heard this about the meteor that caused the die-off at the K-T Boundary. I've never heard of any meteor carring anything more than minute quantities of water. Maybe you meant a comet. Also, there have been many many ice ages on Earth, and the last one is still in the process of ending. Got any links?
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I hadn't heard this either, but it sounds about right to me, at least the reaction of the natives does. I'd like to point out that there's quite a bit of ocean between Hawaii and Tahiti.
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That's pretty funny WaKKO, they will move or die, but I already have all the cross species evidence I need in the documented evolution of whales. You should google the whale evolution topic sometime. It is amazing the way they've nailed that one down.
BTW, on your island, if humans are the dominant species, the would merely go extict. Assuming that there would be some kind of habitat left behind (and it sounds very much like there will not) then another animal would spread into the vacated niche and evolve into something that could fully exploit this new habitat. That is how evolution works, first you have the opening up of new (or formerly used) ecological niches , then new forms move into the vacated habitat.
Harte
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A meteor of Ice and metal fell to earth and although we know now sarted the Ice age it wasn't because of a giant cloud. It was from the ice on the meteor melting and the insesent rain that followed (for all you bible buddys this is noahs supposed flood)
Well after this point reptilian life started to die off and mammels and other warm blooded creatures started to move up the food chain. Several evolutionary changes occured and most importantly ....It got real cold because of the currents changing flow due to the rapidly melting ice.
The earth went through a large terraforming process and now we have our current climate...[/b]
WaKKO,
What meteor are you talking about here? The one that is thought to have finished off the dinosaurs? If so, that could not possibly be Noah's flood.
Also, I've never heard this about the meteor that caused the die-off at the K-T Boundary. I've never heard of any meteor carring anything more than minute quantities of water. Maybe you meant a comet. Also, there have been many many ice ages on Earth, and the last one is still in the process of ending. Got any links?
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?
There is an island off the coast of Hawaii and Tahiti which is slowly but surly flooding and diappearing into the ocean. While Its amusing that people would live on this island even though 65% of its original mass is under water but there they were on CNN complaining that rich people in europe need to pay someone to fix there problem. [/b]
I hadn't heard this either, but it sounds about right to me, at least the reaction of the natives does. I'd like to point out that there's quite a bit of ocean between Hawaii and Tahiti.
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Chgange is inevitable. Who knows maybe these fine human beings will one day evolve into fishies and Harte over there will be able to provide his friend with that wonderful cross species proof he has been asking for.
But I think they will Adapt, anouther form of evolution.
In english
\"Those mother ****ers will either move or die.\" [/b]
That's pretty funny WaKKO, they will move or die, but I already have all the cross species evidence I need in the documented evolution of whales. You should google the whale evolution topic sometime. It is amazing the way they've nailed that one down.
BTW, on your island, if humans are the dominant species, the would merely go extict. Assuming that there would be some kind of habitat left behind (and it sounds very much like there will not) then another animal would spread into the vacated niche and evolve into something that could fully exploit this new habitat. That is how evolution works, first you have the opening up of new (or formerly used) ecological niches , then new forms move into the vacated habitat.
Harte