Originally posted by jdshock
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Pull out your crayons, because we are about to do some 5th grade arithmetic...
The earth is 4.5 billion years old. Man has been roaming these parts for about 400,000 years, depending on who you ask. Of those 400,000 years, recorded human history is something like 6,000 years- again, depending who you ask.
So man has existed for 0.008% of the earth's life.
Man has recorded history for 0.0001% of the earth's life.
Why shouldn't we believe that this, just, happens? We went through a couple ice ages. The Jurassic period had over 5x the CO2 levels that we have today. Why should I be convinced when the earth obviously goes through periods of extreme heat and extreme cold? I wonder if people were freaking out about the ice caps melting during the last ice age....
Just food for thought.
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