tgamble

sounds like another tall tale that the likes of Kent Hovind would spread around.

Anyone know of a good site debunking this claim? Or at least giving accurate information about it.

Apparently a gold chain in coal debunks the "evolution age of coal". Whatever that is.

MrDarwin

Actually, it's evidence of <a href="http://www.time-travel.com/paleozoi.htm" target="_blank">time travel.</a>

(edited because I can never get the @#$%& links right)

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tgamble

good grief! That's almost as silly as the YEC conclusion.

Skydancer

Good grief is right. The last two are apparently real objects, at least. The 'shoe' might be a soft-body impression of some Cambrian critter (note that the text talks about 'walking on land' when the strata in question contains trilobites...) and the 'grooved sphere' is just a tektite. The rest - newspaper articles a century old as evidence???

gallo

How can any of you doubt the information on that <a href="http://www.time-travel.com/paleozoi.htm" target="_blank">web page</a>? I says very clearly on the logo at the top that it is "forbidden knowledge" and "CAUTION: The Truth is here."

Also, re: the third from the bottom, the Utah shoe print. Possibly none of you have seen the high resolution photo. Clearly visible where the sole joins the heel are the words "HECHO EN MEXICO".

I'll see if I can find that photo.

Coragyps

Damn NAFTA! Mexico got time travel before we did!!