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In drill cores, age is a function of depth. Just because they couldn't get any deeper doesn't mean there's nothing older beyond. To the contrary. It virtually guarantees that what's beyond is older. Ok, this is what i was responding to when i told you to read up on mid-oceanic ridges. Why do you th...

i'm pretty sure that except in the US, corn is a generic term for grain.

Well, then, maybe you should read up on oceanic crust formation at mid ocean ridges.

Hehe, did i say a page or two ago that the oldest parts of the ocean's crust were at most a few hundred million years old? Funny how that escaped ya RS. No it didn't, my friend. I'm waiting for adequate support of your outspoken position. Until then it's just that: your position, afaic. Yeah, i sai...

Hehe, did i say a page or two ago that the oldest parts of the ocean's crust were at most a few hundred million years old? Funny how that escaped ya RS.

Minimalist wrote:Homeland Security would be all over them!

You seem to have a high opinion of them. i doubt they would figure it out in time. To cover up their blunder, they would have to arrest some patsies and create some damning evidence against them.

You're starting to get the the idea, dannan. But not just independent thinking: independent observation as well. Like my good friends Copernicus, Keppler, and Galileo. So I'm in good company. *groan* /facepalm Interesting, and certainly worthy of consideration. But not convincing me yet. To be sure...

Actually not RS. There is an entirely opposite possible cause. We are told that the Earth started as a molten ball, logic would suggest that it then cooled from the out side, to form a crust. Subsequently the interior would then lose heat slowly and shrink, what would then happen to the crust do yo...

Short hair is a fairly new fad in the US, its only been around since WWII. Before that shoulder length for men was very normal. Granted, women wore it even longer, but the difference wasn't as drastic.

dannan14 wrote:RS, what do you think is happening in the trenches where two plates meet?

RS, there is a deafening silence where your answer should be.

i'd have a much easier time accepting that!

Well, you guys are right, i shouldn't have asked. RS, what do you think is happening in the trenches where two plates meet?

uniface wrote:Denisovian DNA

Where are you getting that from?

Give me a break, i'm still hung over.

So, what are you trying to say RS?