The average depth of the oceans today is around 12,100 feet.
Sea levels have risen around 10 inches the last 150 years which is miniscule, and essentially immeasurable in oceans that average 12,100 feet deep.
Does any one think all the world oceans can be measured accurately within 10 inches? Could there have been some erosion at the bottom or at coastlines from pounding waves that may make oceans appear deeper than they are?
Well then, you heretic you. LOL! Facts? They don’t care about no steenkin’ facts. Because branDUHn said if it’s a choice between “facts” and “truth”, they’ll pick “truth”. Sadly a LOT of people have bought all in. Besides, we’re sinking, the oceans just sit there. LOL! I demand we bring back Pangea!
When you take into account that the earth is not a perfect sphere and there’s gravity anomalies plus tides from the moon, how in the heck can you measure the difference. When sea level gets to 4000ft then I’ll worry or enjoy ocean front property.