[blowfish]

However, in a situation where the dinosaur bone has been prevented from being invaded by mineral-rich water, one would expect that over millions of years, even locked away from all bacterial agents, dinosaur bone would, in obeying the laws of thermodynamics,3 just disintegrate from the random motions of the molecules therein.

Are you serious, man? I assume you're willing to apply the same "logic" to things like calcite and apatite crystals. How about granite, while you're at it?

Please, do yourself a favor. Take some introductory physics classes or something...

[fortheDeclaration]

However, in a situation where the dinosaur bone has been prevented from being invaded by mineral-rich water, one would expect that over millions of years, even locked away from all bacterial agents, dinosaur bone would, in obeying the laws of thermodynamics,3 just disintegrate from the random motions of the molecules therein. Are you serious, man? I assume you're willing to apply the same "logic" to things like calcite and apatite crystals. How about granite, while you're at it? Please, do yourself a favor. Take some introductory physics classes or something...

So you think bones can last 65 million years?

LOL!