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Nothing on that page explains HOW a 10-60 mile thick layer of rock can subduct. It merely assumes that that is what happens, and expects you to just believe it. Don't bring politics into this. This is the science forum on TOL. Please answer the question yourself, this time, if you cannot find...

Bump for @Avajs in case you missed it.

Yeah, but I like keeping things short and to the point where possible.

Laws of Logic: Law of Non-Contradiction. "For any given proposition, the proposition and its negation cannot both be simultaneously true." Therefore AT LEAST ONE of us is wrong. The difference is that I have presented a sound explanation of the events, one that fits not just the biblical...

His account is different.

Was that supposed to be a full response to my request?

@Sherman

So you can explain how plates of rock that are 10-60 miles thick can "subduct"? If so, please provide, at a minimum, even a conceptual model for how it would happen?

Posted a link to this in a discussion. Jean had this to say!

Because we live in a fallen world where disease and illness and genetic defects have become common. Or what, surely you're not implying that it's their fault they die?

Fail.

Talking to Joe, the guy who runs the TOL server hardware, it doesn't seem like the result of solar activity. Seems like high cpu usage causing issues.

@Clete More evidence for ejecta from the earth in space.

Aware of the issue just a few minutes ago. We're on it!

The popularity of an idea does not guarantee it being correct. And if you have a problem with big words, I recommend getting a dictionary out and looking them up. As for the rest, I'll let Clete handle it.

A fire cannot burn forever. At some point, all of its fuel will be used up.

Entropy defeats an eternal universe.

Moving the discussion from the other thread to this new one, since it's gone way off topic from the OP of the original thread.

And of course, the moment I post that, it happens again.... Ugh

I just got word that the issue has been found and has been fixed. Shouldn't happen again. Thanks for your patience!