Re: Is This Offensive? Dinner Time at talk.origins Howlerfest
- From: eugene@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: 27 Jan 2006 22:39:42 -0800
Ed Conrad wrote:
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> > Will someone PLEASE call the evolutionists for DINNER.
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> > Just tell 'em their GOOSE is cooked.
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> > http://www.edconrad.com/ebay/ManasOldasCoal/Discoveries.jpg
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> > THE COVER-UP THAT CAN'T BE COVERED
> > (Petrified Coal-Age Bones, Teeth and Soft Organs)
A few years ago Ed sent me about a dozen pieces that he was
convinced were `mammalian bone.' Sectioning and microscopic analysis of
the two specimens he claimed to be the best among them revealed no
evidence that either was bone - or even that they were fossil material
of any sort. Internal structures were consistent with inorganic
precipitation processes, and chemical analysis and external form were
consistent with them merely being iron siderite concretions. Such
conretions are found associationed with coals in many parts of the
world.
Judging from the specimens that I was able to examine, and
pictures
of others, the external form of the specimens bear only superficial
resemblances to mammalian bone. Though I have not seen all of Conrad's
specimens, I suggest that his material be considered with the greatest
caution. It is very possible that most, if not all, his material is
inorganically precipitated iron siderite nodules and not fossil
material
at all
Kurt P. Wise, Ph.D., Prof. of Science, Bryan College, Tennessee.
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