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Take a plastic swimming pool and fill it half way with sand.
Then put down a layer of astroturf, some plastic trees, some plastic trilobites, dinosaurs, cows, horses, rabbits, birds, and finally, people.
Document what you did, and the order that you did it.
Now take a hose and fill it up with water.
Take the pool and shake it violently from side to side.
Mess it up good, until there's nothing left but mud and debris and bodies floating around and down inside the sand.
Siphon the surface water and some of the other stuff off into another part of the yard.
Take what's left and make layers, starting at the bottom, in this order: trilobites, sand, dinosaurs, sand, some people.
Everything else is in another part of the yard.
Now lay down some astroturf, trees, flowers, etc, until its a paradise on the surface again.
Note that unbelievers digging down would assume what they're looking at is evolution in progress; whereas what you documented, and the order that you documented it, says something quite differently.
Here's my challenge:
If those people claim that they're seeing evolution in the sand -- despite what you documented -- would they be wrong?
I don't think you have to be a Rhodes scholar to know the answer.
Then put down a layer of astroturf, some plastic trees, some plastic trilobites, dinosaurs, cows, horses, rabbits, birds, and finally, people.
Document what you did, and the order that you did it.
Now take a hose and fill it up with water.
Take the pool and shake it violently from side to side.
Mess it up good, until there's nothing left but mud and debris and bodies floating around and down inside the sand.
Siphon the surface water and some of the other stuff off into another part of the yard.
Take what's left and make layers, starting at the bottom, in this order: trilobites, sand, dinosaurs, sand, some people.
Everything else is in another part of the yard.
Now lay down some astroturf, trees, flowers, etc, until its a paradise on the surface again.
Note that unbelievers digging down would assume what they're looking at is evolution in progress; whereas what you documented, and the order that you documented it, says something quite differently.
Here's my challenge:
If those people claim that they're seeing evolution in the sand -- despite what you documented -- would they be wrong?
I don't think you have to be a Rhodes scholar to know the answer.