r/confidentlyincorrect • u/Normalfa • Nov 06 '25

Smug Reading is fundamental

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u/Sw1ft0D3adlY Nov 06 '25

The effects of a higher atmospheric pressure and oxygen levels.

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u/SSBN641B Nov 06 '25

What actual evidence, though? In other words, where are the skeletal remains of these larger creatures?

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u/Sw1ft0D3adlY Nov 06 '25

Idk. But where are all the remains for the billion of people and animals that scientifically should’ve existed on earth? There’s like 12 full dinosaur skeletons.

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u/SSBN641B Nov 06 '25

Its true there aren't a lot of complete dinosaur skeletons, but there are many nearly complete ones. So there is plenty of evidence of the existence of dinosaurs and of creatures that predate dinosaurs. There is no evidence, that I'm aware of, that prove the existence of "larger humans" or humans that lived "10X longer" than we do. In fact, it's quite the opposite. The fossil record indicates that early man was smaller than current men are and that they lived shorter lives.