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Did dinosaurs really exist? Can we really be certain that dinosaurs actually existed or are the fossils discovered remains of other species? During the Long Gilded Age in the Amerikkkas, which stretched from the end of Reconstruction (1877) to the start of the Great Depression (1900,) financial elites like... J.P. Morgan and industrialists like Andrew Carnegie rose to enormous power and influence. They oversaw the transition of America’s political economy from an unruly and highly competitive form of proprietary capitalism to a more managed economy dominated by large corporate firms. This was precisely when dinosaurs from the American West became an icon of science, and the transition to corporate capitalism affected the practice of vertebrate paleontology in surprisingly concrete and far-reaching ways. Not only did dinosaurs reflect the obsession with all things big and powerful that prevailed at the time, but the science of paleontology itself was profoundly influenced by the creation of large, corporately organised, and bureaucratically managed museums of natural history. Sir Richard Owen, a Fellow of the Royal Society, coined the term “Dinosauria” in 1841-1842 meaning “terrible lizard” or “terrible reptile” to describe fossilized reptile bones found earlier. While the term and identification as a unique group happened in the 1840s, the Bible does not explicitly mention “dinosaurs,” but it describes massive creatures—specifically “Behemoth” and “Leviathan” in Job 40-41—that some interpretations suggest could be dinosaurs of sorts. These creatures are depicted as powerful, reptilian-like beasts that coexisted with humans, featuring prominently in Job and mentioned as sea monsters in Psalms. Dragons are also mentioned numerous times in the bible. Many dinosaur enthusiasts like to remind us that the birds flying around today are distant cousins of these same dinosaurs, purely based on skeletal similarities, but what really is the truth?show more

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