250,000 more years? As you said, you are drunk.

How old was the earth before the likes of James Hutton and Charles Lyell came along in the 1800s? How peculiar it is to hold fast to numbers and a world view that change with the wind and where the earth ages 27 million years every year, and that's just since Arthur Holmes' conclusion in 1913. Do you even know what methods they use to date things like the earth and all of the problems with those methods? You rely on the controlled scientific consensus, not the scientific method.

Come back after the bottle wears off and when you're of more stable mind. And given your reply below, it's clear the effects have not worn off.

And to the OP, thanks for that list and your work. I've bookmarked it.

250,000 more years? As you said, you are drunk.

How old was the earth before the likes of James Hutton and Charles Lyell came along in the 1800s? How peculiar it is to hold fast to numbers and a world view that change with the wind and where the earth ages 27 million years every year, and that's just since Arthur Holmes' conclusion in 1913. Do you even know what methods they use to date things like the earth and all of the problems with those methods? You rely on the controlled scientific consensus, not the scientific method.

Come back after the bottle wears off and when you're of more stable mind.

And to the OP, thanks for that list and your work. I've bookmarked it.

250,000 more years? As you said, you are drunk.

How old was the earth before the likes of James Hutton and Charles Lyell came along in the 1800s? How peculiar it is to hold fast to numbers and a world view that change with the wind and where the earth ages 27 million years every year, and that's just since Arthur Holmes' conclusion in 1913. Do you even know what methods they use to date things like the earth and all of the problems with those methods? You rely on the controlled scientific consensus, not the scientific method.

Come back after the bottle wears off and when you're of more stable mind.

And to the OP, thanks for that list. I've bookmarked it.

250,000 more years? As you said, you are drunk.

How old was the earth before the likes of James Hutton and Charles Lyell came along in the 1800s? How peculiar it is to hold fast to numbers and a world view that change with the wind and where the earth ages 27 million years every year, and that's just since Arthur Holmes' conclusion in 1913. Do you even know what methods they use to date things like the earth and all of the problems with those methods? You rely on the controlled scientific consensus, not the scientific method.

Come back after the bottle wears off and when you're of stable mind.