Because people would rather make things up for the discovery she made instead of listening to the source itself Of course I'm talking about the religious community...
WoW this is the craziest comment section ever on TH-cam. 👏👏👏 All the "christians" here arguing over someone wearing a cross to claiming they "know" God and how he did it and when. As if you know. Like your POTUS says, "Give me a break"!
Really??? I only see 5 comments, lol. Must be scientists, politicians, and social media working together once again to silence dissent. Man, those unquestionable answers must be so delicate as to require such protection from simple words 😂
Much better to collect your own evidence than to believe anyone. There is evidence in the rocks. Count the number of layers of rock from the bottom to the top of the Grand Canyon. Then, observe a how a layer of rock is formed.
I DIDN'T REALIZE SHE DID A TED TALK. OMG. THIS MAKES ME SO HAPPY. PALEO TED TALKS ARE THE BOMB!!!!!
Agreed!!!!
Why doesn’t this have views?
Because people would rather make things up for the discovery she made instead of listening to the source itself
Of course I'm talking about the religious community...
WoW this is the craziest comment section ever on TH-cam. 👏👏👏
All the "christians" here arguing over someone wearing a cross to claiming they "know" God and how he did it and when. As if you know. Like your POTUS says, "Give me a break"!
Really??? I only see 5 comments, lol. Must be scientists, politicians, and social media working together once again to silence dissent. Man, those unquestionable answers must be so delicate as to require such protection from simple words 😂
Wow, even my comment is hidden. Wow!
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I was hoping she'd defy the scientific consensus of 80 million years.
Lies, oh wait they said it’s from millions of years ago, I just got to believe them!!!!
Much better to collect your own evidence than to believe anyone. There is evidence in the rocks. Count the number of layers of rock from the bottom to the top of the Grand Canyon. Then, observe a how a layer of rock is formed.