It takes one to know one. 8-)

LOL!

This is some seriously cool research, even if you're not a geek scientist. :oops:

Genomic Fossils In Lemurs Shed Light On Origin And Evolution Of HIV And Other Primate Lentiviruses

picture is too big for BBF but interesting.

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9-foot dinosaur skeleton is no-sale at auction - CNN.com

Auctioneers at the I.M. Chait Gallery had hoped the 150-million-year-old, 9-foot-long dryosaurus would sell for as much as $500,000, but the bidding did not add up.

Because there is no such thing as a 150 million year old thing on earth.

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What's the oldest thing on earth?

I think it was in my refrigerator until last week. I'm not sure what it was.

Wow, you must be a VVVYEC. (Very, very, very young earth creationist) ;-)

I've got to ask: Under what circumstances did it leave the refrigerator??? :razz:

Have no idea I'm not a geologist. But what ever it is it isnt a million years old,

Anything on earth over 10,000 years old?

Maybe maybe not. The jurys still out on that.

Where is your cutoff? It's somewhere between 10,000 and 1 million I guess.

This is a very nice, well organized site on basic evolutionary science.

Understanding Evolution

Lol. Survival of the fittest explained by cartoon.

Survival of the Sneakiest

correct somewhere between there.

Well, you've admitted that you're not a geologist. So how do you reconcile what you think with what virtually every other geologist on earth thinks? That is that the earth is 4+ billion years old.

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Just joking: I am actually very meticulous about the cleanliness of my refrigerator. I haven't always been that way. I evolved in my housekeeping.