The known fossil record isn't a fixed entity that was established a hundred years ago and has seen no modifications since. Also, what your video shows is old knowledge and yes, scientists can study fossils that have been found in diagonally-deposited strata. Have you ever seen a sand dune? The sand is deposited in the same way as your video showed. You will still see divisions in different layers of strata even when you are looking at a slope, contrary to what the video claims.

Since scientists often use index fossils to help date strata, I don't see why you are saying that scientists can't tell . . . what exactly was is that you were claiming scientists can't tell? Are you claiming that they are out there in the field today using a 100-year-old guide to finding fossils and that they ignore how the strata before their eyes are deposited in order to stick to their "faith" in the 100-year-old fossil guide? You don't seriously believe this, do you?

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And to be honest, we also have to consider the other problems with the fossil record, which is that it is inconsistent in different areas of the world.


I don't have the patience at the moment to watch yet another video. If you think it says something relevant to the discussion, please tell me -- and in doing so you can demonstrate your understanding of the concept as well. I'd be interested in "problems with the fossil record." I hope they're not the same kind of "problems" that were claimed about polystrate trees, which are not actually a "problem" because scientists know that not all sedimentary layers are deposited gradually.

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Propaganda is a substance that works.


It seems to be, when someone makes claims that are contradictory to known scientific facts and people believe him. (Why are all these creationist leaders "him"s?)

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Evolution is propaganda used for social contol


You have yet to provide any facts to substantiate this claim, despite being asked numerous times.