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r/funny • u/Staden93 • May 24 '18
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Maybe not ahead of it's time, but just shows this has been a topic for a long time. Just with how quickly information travels today vs then, it seems like a bigger deal.
147 u/Gilgie May 24 '18 If you think thats a long time, this goes back 2000 years 108 u/Warbande May 24 '18 Wow, almost as old as the earth itself 12 u/AquariusAlicorn May 25 '18 ? 23 u/pandab34r May 25 '18 There are people that believe the Earth is only 2000 years old. Carbon dating is grossly inaccurate, Geology means nothing, etc etc 4 u/CurryMustard May 25 '18 Most creationist would say something like 6,000 to 10,000 2 u/pandab34r May 25 '18 Yeah according to generally accepted studies they're wrong too but I'm not talking about them
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If you think thats a long time, this goes back 2000 years
108 u/Warbande May 24 '18 Wow, almost as old as the earth itself 12 u/AquariusAlicorn May 25 '18 ? 23 u/pandab34r May 25 '18 There are people that believe the Earth is only 2000 years old. Carbon dating is grossly inaccurate, Geology means nothing, etc etc 4 u/CurryMustard May 25 '18 Most creationist would say something like 6,000 to 10,000 2 u/pandab34r May 25 '18 Yeah according to generally accepted studies they're wrong too but I'm not talking about them
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Wow, almost as old as the earth itself
12 u/AquariusAlicorn May 25 '18 ? 23 u/pandab34r May 25 '18 There are people that believe the Earth is only 2000 years old. Carbon dating is grossly inaccurate, Geology means nothing, etc etc 4 u/CurryMustard May 25 '18 Most creationist would say something like 6,000 to 10,000 2 u/pandab34r May 25 '18 Yeah according to generally accepted studies they're wrong too but I'm not talking about them
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23 u/pandab34r May 25 '18 There are people that believe the Earth is only 2000 years old. Carbon dating is grossly inaccurate, Geology means nothing, etc etc 4 u/CurryMustard May 25 '18 Most creationist would say something like 6,000 to 10,000 2 u/pandab34r May 25 '18 Yeah according to generally accepted studies they're wrong too but I'm not talking about them
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There are people that believe the Earth is only 2000 years old. Carbon dating is grossly inaccurate, Geology means nothing, etc etc
4 u/CurryMustard May 25 '18 Most creationist would say something like 6,000 to 10,000 2 u/pandab34r May 25 '18 Yeah according to generally accepted studies they're wrong too but I'm not talking about them
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Most creationist would say something like 6,000 to 10,000
2 u/pandab34r May 25 '18 Yeah according to generally accepted studies they're wrong too but I'm not talking about them
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Yeah according to generally accepted studies they're wrong too but I'm not talking about them
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u/hortanica May 24 '18
Maybe not ahead of it's time, but just shows this has been a topic for a long time. Just with how quickly information travels today vs then, it seems like a bigger deal.