My Layering Challenge

[VirOptimus]

So then why don't we see our nearest common ancestors sticking up out of the ground, if they are only covered up gradually as the earth erodes to dust?

And for that matter, what will happen once our tallest mountain turns to dust and buries its last cadre of bones?

Sorry ... I'm not buying this evolution stuff.

Teacher: Okay, kids. Today I'm going to show you how evolution works. Get out a piece of paper and draw 13 horizontal lines. Good. Now, starting at the bottom, write "trilobites," then "nautiloids," then "sea scorpions," then ... "mankind." There you have it. That's an overview of evolution. Remember: each layer got buried under its own layer of dirt as time went on. And all that dirt came from big rocks, which came from big mountains.

Johnny [rolls eyes]: Only on paper.

Teacher: What did you say!? Another remark like that, and you'll go to the principal's office and die there.

Ohh made up conversations that didnt happen! Now I'm convinced!

Seriously, get an education. Its depressing seeing you trying to debate physical reality.

 

[TLK Valentine]

Ohh made up conversations that didnt happen! Now I'm convinced!

Seriously, get an education. Its depressing seeing you trying to debate physical reality.

But it's entertaining to watch him fail.