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To: SpringheelJack
When you take things out of context you can make anything you want out of them. Those things were presented as postulations and representations of others popular views of geologic history. Since the links to all three websites are right here on this thread anyone can read them and make up their own mind about it so I'm not worried.

But the author at your link made an easily provable false premise which makes the rest of his theory so much bunk. Interesting that your responses have ignored that and focused on finding fault, by spinning and paraphrasing out of context, in the other website's materials.

27 posted on 02/25/2008 7:31:09 PM PST by TigersEye (This is the age of the death of reason.)
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To: TigersEye

The two essays you consider “cogent and well-argued” are an oafish mass of pseudoscience that condemns yourself as much as the two people who wrote them.

Your complaint about the article I linked to is irrelevant; if you don’t like the way the author configured the Piri Reis map with modern maps, arrange it another way all you like. It’s not going to bear out the phony assertions that the PR map accurately depicts Antarctica. That the Piri Reis map connects the supposed “Antarctica” with Brazil in one single, solid land mass ought to be a major clue.


28 posted on 02/25/2008 8:26:39 PM PST by SpringheelJack
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