okay, i know dinosaurs were here many years before humans, but i am on this forum to this bible basher who thinks they co-existed around the same time.
obvious reasons for my argument would be that:
dinosaurs are/was obviously the most dangerous predators alive and covered all countries, so humans would be extinct as they didnt have the weapons to kill them.
any more?
obvious reasons for my argument would be that:
dinosaurs are/was obviously the most dangerous predators alive and covered all countries, so humans would be extinct as they didnt have the weapons to kill them.
any more?
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The best argument is the fact you know. They didn't coexist. The world has had a plentiful supply of delightfully deadly predators over the last five million years which were, in principle, capable of tearing human history to shreds at any time during the prehistoric phases (4.99 million of those years). No such thing happened.
"dinosaurs are/was obviously the most dangerous predators alive and covered all countries..."
I know not why that might be obvious.
Update
"There are mammals in the dinosaur fossil layer[1] so let's say for sake of argument that it is possible."
But they don't include a single unambiguous primate or, indeed, any unambiguously identified member from a single one of the eighteen present orders of placental mammals.
"dinosaurs are/was obviously the most dangerous predators alive and covered all countries..."
I know not why that might be obvious.
Update
"There are mammals in the dinosaur fossil layer[1] so let's say for sake of argument that it is possible."
But they don't include a single unambiguous primate or, indeed, any unambiguously identified member from a single one of the eighteen present orders of placental mammals.
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There are mammals in the dinosaur fossil layer[1] so let's say for sake of argument that it is possible.
Humans live in Africa where there are some pretty serious predators so maybe they could co-exist.
Another possibility is that humans and dinosaurs were in different geographic locations. The range of humans could have been quite small at that time, and this could explain why we don't find human remains alongside dinosaur remains. Given the extreme imperfection of the fossil record it is quite possible that no human remains from that period were preserved as fossils.
Humans live in Africa where there are some pretty serious predators so maybe they could co-exist.
Another possibility is that humans and dinosaurs were in different geographic locations. The range of humans could have been quite small at that time, and this could explain why we don't find human remains alongside dinosaur remains. Given the extreme imperfection of the fossil record it is quite possible that no human remains from that period were preserved as fossils.
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better argument: dinosaur's fossil layers are below mammal's fossil layer. If they don't understand that then you're wasting your time with retards.
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lights are bright !