[USS Johnston]

Sorry, I missed this earlier. When I asked if there was geological evidence, it was in the context of the area surrounding the salt flats, that you propose underwent this geological event. Surely an event of that magnitude within the last few thousand years would have left behind some geological evidence. It seems incredible that this could happen and simply leave behind those salt deposits and otherwise no trace of it in the surrounding landscape.

No, Tact, I certainly don't have all the answers. And yes, "incredible" would be a word. Though the Great Flood and its aftermath were an incredible events.

At this point we'd merely be speculating (yes even more so). Perhaps some subsequent deluges diluted and washed away salt remnants underground or beyond via long since-gone rivers and streams outlets leading to oceans. Or via glacial melt-off and breaches in inland freshwater seas during the Ice Age.

[tacticalogic]

Though the Great Flood and its aftermath were an incredible events.

Then you will understand why I don't find them credible.