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To: VadeRetro
The ground shifts and some is washed off. = transitional evidence erased from the face of the earth.

Dig in the right place and you will find those elusive transitionals. = They haven't found the right place yet. No evidence.

..we had no fossil record of really early man until we looked in East Africa. There, we collected tidbits from diverse areas, glued them together, called it "evidence" and got grants for more research.

Imbedded in this response is the Sagan-esque tact that says "If you can't observe facts that support your theory - just add more time to the theory! Eventually, you will have a model that permits the possibily that anything could have happened."

These explainations contain so many twists that I have to ask that age old question: How do you have enough faith to believe that?

This has been fun, hasn't it?

Russ

368 posted on 03/15/2002 11:28:03 AM PST by kinsman redeemer
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To: kinsman redeemer
Read posts 365 and 366. Believe it or not, your questions have already been answered.
370 posted on 03/15/2002 11:33:31 AM PST by Junior
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To: kinsman redeemer
They haven't found the right place yet. No evidence.

For what? Bats?

There, we collected tidbits from diverse areas, glued them together, called it "evidence" and got grants for more research.

You've proven something here. You've proven that there's no making you see.

The Hominid Fossils. Please identify which one you're critiquing here.

This has been fun, hasn't it?

Well, it certainly must have been easy to toss off. But then, you didn't really do a thing, did you?

372 posted on 03/15/2002 11:39:38 AM PST by VadeRetro
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