What Evolution fails to mention.

[dad]

When you have to engage in arguments premised on evidence-free fantasies to prop up your failed ancient myths, you do not deserve to be taken seriously.

Exactly, which is why I dismiss all same state/nature past based models.

 

[Brightmoon]

Who said, ignorance is bliss

Adding a dose of pointless handwavium to verifiable evidence means you’re basically making up silly reasons to discredit the evidence. The tire tracks in the snow are definitely caused by a vehicle. You can tell what type of tire. You might be able to tell the approximate width . You want to be able to say that is possible that a fantasy caused those tracks to be there but you don’t understand this for some reason . Lava leaves very distinctive flow patterns that even an amateur can tell the direction and the original chemical composition. Aa lava doesn’t look like the other type ( which I can’t spell) no matter how old it gets.

 

[DogmaHunter]

I can recreate the same scene with Paint Shop Pro version 9.
I've been using it for years.
In the army, they can create fake vehicle tracks to deceive the enemy.

One of the secrets to great magic tricks is to go to unimagined
lengths to fool the viewer.

I think it's quite telling how you go to insane lengths, just to avoid answering an obvious question.

 

[SkyWriting]

I think it's quite telling how you go to insane lengths, just to avoid answering an obvious question.

If you only want one particular answer......g'bye bud!

 

[DogmaHunter]

If you only want one particular answer......g'bye bud!

Not a "particular" answer.
Just a clear one. As in: not vague.

So according to you, observing tracks in the sand / snow / whatever, is NOT evidence that some organism or object actually made those tracks at some point in the past.

That seems to be what you are saying.

 

[Jimmy D]

Not a "particular" answer.
Just a clear one. As in: not vague.

So according to you, observing tracks in the sand / snow / whatever, is NOT evidence that some organism or object actually made those tracks at some point in the past.

That seems to be what you are saying.

Especially strange when you can follow those tracks a mile or two up the beach and find the truck that made them parked up under the palm trees.
(To stretch the analogy even further).