reply to post by CUin2013?
And that is your opinion? Your opinion is wrong.
The map is not a map of intact specimens. If you think that then you are stunningly wrong. The website you linked to has no references for its claims.
The inferences they draw are stunningly stupid.
There is no evidence for a flash frozen mammoth. If there was then you'd post it.
Second super-fast flip of Earth's poles found, page 4
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reply posted on 9-9-2010 @ 09:32 PM by CUin2013?
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You want links?
You rarely use links, I guess it's just easier to insult.
You want links?
You rarely use links, I guess it's just easier to insult.
reply posted on 9-9-2010 @ 09:43 PM by Xcalibur254
reply to post by CUin2013?
If what you claimed was true we would have found more than 39 preserved mammoths. You would also expect that of those 39 more than four would be complete specimens. Yet, this is what has been found. Once again Velikovsky and his ilk are wrong.
If what you claimed was true we would have found more than 39 preserved mammoths. You would also expect that of those 39 more than four would be complete specimens. Yet, this is what has been found. Once again Velikovsky and his ilk are wrong.
reply posted on 9-9-2010 @ 09:56 PM by CUin2013?
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This link has both arguments: Were Siberian mammoths quick frozen?
This link has both arguments: Were Siberian mammoths quick frozen?
Advocates of the quick-freeze hypothesis estimate that probably thousands of woolly mammoth carcasses are buried in the permafrost.10 However, it is hard to determine how many carcasses still lie hidden in the permafrost.
The scarcity of mammoth carcasses indicates that most died a normal death and decayed. Therefore, it is reasonable to conclude that nearly all of the mammoths and other animals died and decayed normally before, or while becoming interred in the permafrost. This suggests that the rare intact carcasses are the result of unique circumstances.
reply posted on 9-9-2010 @ 10:02 PM by stereologist
reply to post by CUin2013?
That's good thinking you post a link to a religious site attempting to shoe horn the world into the tales of the bible. It doesn't work.
There is no evidence for flash frozen large animals. May of the mammoths that exhibit flesh have been found to have advanced decay, predation, and insect activity.
Consider the case of Lyuba.
Lyuba - baby mammoth - wikipedia
From this we learn that the baby mammoth died about 40,000 years ago on the Yamal Peninsula of Siberia.
So here is a journal article on the place.
Late Quaternary Stratigraphy, Glacial Limits, and Paleoenvironments of the Marresale Area, Western Yamal Peninsula, Russia
Take a look at p367. There is a simple table called fig 9. At the time of Lyuba we see that the place was a shallow lake. This is followed by regional glaciation. Then it becomes a shallow marine or deltaic environment. This does not suggest that the introduction of glaciers was a pole shift to make the place change to a polar region and then back with a pole shift does it?
One of the best preserved specimens drowned in mud. Mud filled its respiratory tract and it lived in a warm climate.
Pole shifts are nonsense.
That's good thinking you post a link to a religious site attempting to shoe horn the world into the tales of the bible. It doesn't work.
There is no evidence for flash frozen large animals. May of the mammoths that exhibit flesh have been found to have advanced decay, predation, and insect activity.
Consider the case of Lyuba.
Lyuba - baby mammoth - wikipedia
From this we learn that the baby mammoth died about 40,000 years ago on the Yamal Peninsula of Siberia.
So here is a journal article on the place.
Late Quaternary Stratigraphy, Glacial Limits, and Paleoenvironments of the Marresale Area, Western Yamal Peninsula, Russia
Take a look at p367. There is a simple table called fig 9. At the time of Lyuba we see that the place was a shallow lake. This is followed by regional glaciation. Then it becomes a shallow marine or deltaic environment. This does not suggest that the introduction of glaciers was a pole shift to make the place change to a polar region and then back with a pole shift does it?
One of the best preserved specimens drowned in mud. Mud filled its respiratory tract and it lived in a warm climate.
Pole shifts are nonsense.
edit on 9-9-2010 by stereologist because: (no reason given)
reply posted on 9-9-2010 @ 10:22 PM by CUin2013?
Originally posted by stereologist
reply to post by CUin2013?
Pole shifts are nonsense.
As destructive as they appear to be, we all better hope so.
Second line
reply posted on 9-9-2010 @ 10:37 PM by stereologist
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Since pole shifts are imaginary constructs they cannot be destructive.
No pole shifts have been detected in the entire history of t he Earth. That's 4.6B years and no rapid changes in the orientation of the crust. The best candidate for a TPW is 800Ma. That event took 15My to transpire.
Yeah. The claims of destruction due to pole shifts are ridiculous, laughable, ...
Since pole shifts are imaginary constructs they cannot be destructive.
No pole shifts have been detected in the entire history of t he Earth. That's 4.6B years and no rapid changes in the orientation of the crust. The best candidate for a TPW is 800Ma. That event took 15My to transpire.
Yeah. The claims of destruction due to pole shifts are ridiculous, laughable, ...
reply posted on 9-9-2010 @ 11:29 PM by CUin2013?
Originally posted by stereologist
reply to post by CUin2013?
Since pole shifts are imaginary constructs they cannot be destructive.
No pole shifts have been detected in the entire history of t he Earth. That's 4.6B years and no rapid changes in the orientation of the crust. The best candidate for a TPW is 800Ma. That event took 15My to transpire.
Yeah. The claims of destruction due to pole shifts are ridiculous, laughable, ...
Once again, no links.
Same old. Same old. That is no, no, no, no... Gets pretty repetitive.
reply posted on 10-9-2010 @ 09:45 PM by CUin2013?
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One more time: Super fast flip of Earth's poles
I am pretty sure USGS geologists are not fairies.
One more time: Super fast flip of Earth's poles
Now Bogue and his colleague Jonathan Glen of the United States Geological Survey in Menlo Park, California, say they have found a second example in Nevada. The lava rock suggests that in one year, Earth's magnetic field shifted by 53 degrees (Geophysical Research Letters, DOI: 10.1029/2010GL044286). At that rate, a full flip would take less than four years, but there could be another interpretation. "It may have been a burst of rapid acceleration that punctuated the steady movement of the field," says Bogue.
I am pretty sure USGS geologists are not fairies.
reply posted on 11-9-2010 @ 06:35 AM by stereologist
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Again pole shifts, ie rapid TPWs, do not happen. Your effort to support this failed claim is through links to fairy tale sites. Attempting to misconstrue the comments about a magnetic reversal as supporting a pole shift is clear here.
No pole shifts. No evidence for them. Magnetic reversals happen and happen often in geological time. They do not involve the crust. They are due to currents in the core.
Again pole shifts, ie rapid TPWs, do not happen. Your effort to support this failed claim is through links to fairy tale sites. Attempting to misconstrue the comments about a magnetic reversal as supporting a pole shift is clear here.
No pole shifts. No evidence for them. Magnetic reversals happen and happen often in geological time. They do not involve the crust. They are due to currents in the core.
reply posted on 12-9-2010 @ 09:25 AM by sticky
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I love you for your passion in this 2012 debate Stereo. I don't know where it comes from, but it doesn't matter to me.
I'm going to admit, that even though my inner intuition still wants me to believe something is going to happen. I'm not so sure anymore.
You have rationally destroyed every single 2012 thread on this website over the past six months or so with excellent logic and reason. Even myself has began to shift my viewpoint away from belief in some type of global cataclysmic occruance.
I know this isn't the place for a kiss ass post. But, I don't care. You really deserve it.
I love you for your passion in this 2012 debate Stereo. I don't know where it comes from, but it doesn't matter to me.
I'm going to admit, that even though my inner intuition still wants me to believe something is going to happen. I'm not so sure anymore.
You have rationally destroyed every single 2012 thread on this website over the past six months or so with excellent logic and reason. Even myself has began to shift my viewpoint away from belief in some type of global cataclysmic occruance.
I know this isn't the place for a kiss ass post. But, I don't care. You really deserve it.
edit on 12-9-2010 by sticky because: I like to edit my posts!
reply posted on 12-9-2010 @ 09:53 AM by stereologist
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Sticky,my kudos go out to people that showed me mistakes I have made. Those mistakes may not always be easy for others to spot, because they cannot see what I am doing on my end. Lots of people have pointed out interesting avenues of research for me. Even if I don't believe in what they say I often have to go and read about the topic before I post. I give stars to some of my harshest critics sometimes if they make me work extra hard in reviewing the material I post. That's a good sign of a healthy discussion.
The predicted issues can often be written off because there is evidence to the contrary. What can't be written off are the unpredictable events. Although an impact strike on a city is remote considering the size of the earth, even a small space reaching ground level or exploding over a city would be devastating. We can't predict it but it isn't impossible. Huge populations live on active fault lines. Huge populations live close to volcanoes. Huge populations live in low lying areas prone to flooding. Although we can't predict these events we know that with so many people living in potentially dangerous zones that many people will be injured or killed by these events.
Cheers and be sure to keep me on my toes.
Sticky,my kudos go out to people that showed me mistakes I have made. Those mistakes may not always be easy for others to spot, because they cannot see what I am doing on my end. Lots of people have pointed out interesting avenues of research for me. Even if I don't believe in what they say I often have to go and read about the topic before I post. I give stars to some of my harshest critics sometimes if they make me work extra hard in reviewing the material I post. That's a good sign of a healthy discussion.
The predicted issues can often be written off because there is evidence to the contrary. What can't be written off are the unpredictable events. Although an impact strike on a city is remote considering the size of the earth, even a small space reaching ground level or exploding over a city would be devastating. We can't predict it but it isn't impossible. Huge populations live on active fault lines. Huge populations live close to volcanoes. Huge populations live in low lying areas prone to flooding. Although we can't predict these events we know that with so many people living in potentially dangerous zones that many people will be injured or killed by these events.
Cheers and be sure to keep me on my toes.
reply posted on 12-9-2010 @ 09:54 AM by dragnet53
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LOL He hasn't done jack.
That is why I am now going to call him a robot. He doesn't budge and he is what we call 'purists'. The evolved form of skeptics. He wants to change your mind, but you give him facts and he doesn't budge. I wonder if he takes pills when he debates me?
LOL He hasn't done jack.
That is why I am now going to call him a robot. He doesn't budge and he is what we call 'purists'. The evolved form of skeptics. He wants to change your mind, but you give him facts and he doesn't budge. I wonder if he takes pills when he debates me?
reply posted on 12-9-2010 @ 09:59 AM by CUin2013?
Originally posted by dragnet53
reply to post by sticky
LOL He hasn't done jack.
That is why I am now going to call him a robot. He doesn't budge and he is what we call 'purists'. The evolved form of skeptics. He wants to change your mind, but you give him facts and he doesn't budge. I wonder if he takes pills when he debates me?
I agree, he never looks at solid information provided and he rarely provides links to his own claims.
I think he is more of a troll than a purist, but maybe that's just me.
reply posted on 12-9-2010 @ 10:03 AM by dragnet53
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There are experts who state things have happened in the past with PROOF like you stated in your posts. All he does is denies. I swear I am going to make a cartoon avatar for people like him. I wonder if the citizens of Pompeii believed skeptics like him that stated that the volcano won't blow so don't worry about it.
There are experts who state things have happened in the past with PROOF like you stated in your posts. All he does is denies. I swear I am going to make a cartoon avatar for people like him. I wonder if the citizens of Pompeii believed skeptics like him that stated that the volcano won't blow so don't worry about it.
reply posted on 12-9-2010 @ 10:07 AM by Xcalibur254
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So far the "evidence" is have seen posted by 2012 believers is not evidence at all. It is simply posts to blogs created by people with no background in the field they are "researching." As such many of the claims that are made are unfounded and in many cases impossible. Considering how vehement the responses are to stereologist I'm starting to think that the 2012 believers are the ones who are scared, but of 2012 not happening. It would mean that their lives are more important than the lives of all the generations that came before them. They're scared of simply being another insignificant human in a long line of insignificant humans, and as such they can't let their beliefs be crushed by scientific fact. 2012 has essentially become a New Age religion with many different sects based on the different theories of what will happen.
So far the "evidence" is have seen posted by 2012 believers is not evidence at all. It is simply posts to blogs created by people with no background in the field they are "researching." As such many of the claims that are made are unfounded and in many cases impossible. Considering how vehement the responses are to stereologist I'm starting to think that the 2012 believers are the ones who are scared, but of 2012 not happening. It would mean that their lives are more important than the lives of all the generations that came before them. They're scared of simply being another insignificant human in a long line of insignificant humans, and as such they can't let their beliefs be crushed by scientific fact. 2012 has essentially become a New Age religion with many different sects based on the different theories of what will happen.
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