He shot himself in the foot and doesn't even know it, oh well.
"Faunal succession" which is constantly being re-written because of new finds.
If you can't figure out how you shot yourself in the foot, then it's too delightful to tell. Muaaahahah.
Humans fossilized much less than marine animals, hmmm.
So how did they end up in vast flat-lying layers, ususally stacked like pancakes, all across the continents? Did they just magically slide up there en masse?
(By the way, your parroting my lines is the sincerest form of flattery, good job.)
(By the way, your parroting my lines is the sincerest form of flattery, good job.)
Oh, so the "modern" layers on the continents will form like vast flat-lying pancakes atop the others? So where are those layers forming today?