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“Not a geologist”? Since when did truth require a title? The most important discoveries in catastrophist geology weren’t made in classrooms—they were made by those willing to challenge the dogma of uniformitarian thinking. This isn’t about profession. It’s about perspective.

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Young_Gun1 year ago

I think you hit the nail on the head…. Just because you don’t meet the criteria of academia on their definition, they have decided to discredit anything that you discover by saying “well you’re not a geologist”. The same thing that they do today with “well you’re not a doctor”.

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OnlineBookClub.org1 year ago

What is the nature of an existence that is experienced entirely outside of time itself? Can a single decision that is made in a state of timelessness simultaneously affect EVERY point in time and space? Groundbreaking reconciliation of creationism with natural science.

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Jon Hopkins1 year ago

I trust you more than any so called Geologist. I enjoy your thoughts and perspective Randall. Keep up the great work. Hope to see you on Rogan again soon!

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Just Joe1 year ago

I don’t know if you are right or not, but I know your theories and ideas are plausible and grounded enough to warrant consideration and provoke serious thought. Keep doing your thing sir!

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Don Caesar1 year ago

Fantastic idea, Randall! What university do you think could be the first to implement such a curriculum?

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0xSmartContractSamurai🥷| Smart Contract Audits ⚔️1 year ago

Since Average IQ Range Syndrome took over the world. Ignore the sheep. Many/most of them have PhDs... Doesn't change the fact that they still look, act and sound like sheep.

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ECLOGITE11 year ago

There are differences when it comes to geological areas of study. General scientists have a difficult time commenting on topics like geochemistry, geophysics, mineralogy, or micropaleontology, but when it comes to geological interpretations, generalists may be superior analysts.

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Tony Trupp1 year ago

No geologists nowadays really subscribe to the dualistic uniformitarian vs catastrophism way of thinking. Rather, they widely accept that geological processes are influenced by both kinds of forces. What’s dogmatic is framing most geologists as still being uniformitarians.

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Angry-Saxon1 year ago

Don't let @DouglasKMurray see this.

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Professor Dumbass, PhD1 year ago

Beautifully put

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Sam1 year ago

So why not publish a paper to be peer reviewed instead of pop entertainment books

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