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    Things You'll Never Hear
    Things You'll Never Hear
    Things You'll Never Hear
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    Things You'll Never Hear

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    This is a summary of scientific evidence that refutes particles-to-people evolution. Over 300 footnotes allow the reader to easily research each subject. Every single quote in this book is from an evolutionist.

    Consider that:
    Stretchy blood vessels and DNA have been found in dinosaur bones, along with over 120 similar devastating finds.
    Thirteen studies of erosion rates show that the continents could not be here if evolution were true.
    Evolutionists have failed to explain how some planets and moons could be active after a supposed 4.5 billion years.
    For 70 years, calculations have showed that evolution cannot account for the difference between the imagined common ancestor of chimps and humans.
    For half a century, the world has been told that humans and chimps are 98% identical genetically. We now know that this is a lie, but it is still perpetuated because they desperately need it to be true.
    Everything on Earth is quickly headed for extinction because of Genetic Entropy.

    The subjects in this book include:
    Soft Tissue, Continental Erosion, Salt in the Oceans, Flat Gaps, Living Fossils, Coal, The Cambrian Explosion, Archaeopteryx, Puijila, Tiktaalik, Missing Links, Fossils that Challenge Evolution, Radiometric Dating, Carbon-14, Helium in Zircon Crystals, Skull 1470, Polystrate Fossils, Transported Boulders, The Whopper Sand, The Great Denudation, Mesas and Erosional Landforms, Star Formation, The Faint Young Sun Paradox, Magnetic Fields, Mercury, Ceres, Enceladus, Saturn, Comets, Comet Hartley 2, Blue Stars, Spiral Galaxies, The Origin of Life, Haldane's Dilemma, The 98% Lie, 'Junk DNA', The Tree of Life, Out of Africa, Mitochondrial Eve, Y-Chromosome Adam, The 'Daughters' of Noah, Genetic Entropy, Famous Examples of 'Evolution', Earth's Population Doesn't Match, The Languages of Babel, Convergent Evolution, Vestigial Organs, Neanderthal Man, The Ancon Sheep, Hox Genes, The Peacock's Tail, Piltdown Man, Archaeoraptor, Ota Benga, Racism, The Deadliest Faith in the World, Indigenous Australians, Herero Genocide, Hitler and the Holocaust, Stalin, Mao, Cambodian Genocide, Eugenics, Haeckel's Fraudulent Drawings, and an epilogue.

    Artificial Intelligence was not used in the making of this book.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAnonymous Author
    Release dateMay 20, 2023
    ISBN9798223566038
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      Things You'll Never Hear - Anonymous Author

      THINGS YOU’LL NEVER HEAR

      Copyright © 2023 Anonymous

      First edition, May 2023

      All rights reserved. No part of this book may be modified in any way or reproduced for profit. www.thingsyoullneverhear.com

      Unless otherwise indicated, all Scripture quotations are from The ESV® Bible (The Holy Bible, English Standard Version®), copyright © 2001 by Crossway, a publishing ministry of Good News Publishers. Used by permission. All rights reserved.

      Contents

      Geology and the Fossil Record

      Astronomy and Cosmology

      Genetics and DNA

      Miscellaneous

      The Track Record

      Geology and the Fossil Record

      Soft Tissue

      In 1993, blood cells were found in a T. Rex bone.[1]

      In 1997, a T. Rex bone contained soft branching structures which were identified as blood vessels. They contained red blood cells and evidence of hemoglobin.[2]

      In 2005, the world of paleontology was turned upside down when a T. Rex bone yielded elastic blood vessels and red soft tissue.[3] Some of the things Schweitzer said about her own discoveries revealed the power that a worldview has on a person. Some even knew that Hell Creek bones smell, but this smell of death never got through because people are blinded by the millions-of-years paradigm. Schweitzer’s discoveries brought out angry skeptics, and she had trouble getting published. If evolutionists could have denied these findings, they would have.

      In 2007, collagen was found in a T. Rex bone and confirmed through testing.[4]

      In 2009, soft tissue in the bone of a hadrosaur (duckbilled dinosaur) yielded eight collagen proteins.[5] These fragile proteins would have broken down long before the supposed 80 million years had elapsed.

      In 2010, researchers analyzed a mosasaur, allegedly 80 million years old, which had been kept in a museum since its discovery in 1967. Tiny structures called melanosomes were leftover from the retinal tissue of the dinosaur’s eye.[6] Dark red patches of rock from the chest cavity were submitted for chemical analysis which confirmed products from decomposing hemoglobin.

      In 2012, bone cells, DNA, and more proteins were taken from dinosaur bones.[7]

      In 2015, a secular report detailed portions of blood vessels from a duck-bill dinosaur which contained 10 proteins. They were able to sequence amino acids from each protein and saw that it had similarities to living animals but many differences, which would suggest that it was from an extinct animal. These are blood vessels from a dinosaur which was supposed to be 80 million years old.[8]

      In 2018, an ichthyosaur ‘dated’ to 180 million years old had soft skin which allowed researchers to distinguish between the different cellular layers. They also demineralized the liver which then showed original pliable material and found the remains of several different proteins.[9] This caused the lead author to claim that we know very little about fossilization and what can be preserved. Once again, established science must be wrong because they ‘know’ that evolution is a fact. The only thing they don’t see is the millions of years, but that is the only thing they cling to.

      In 2020, DNA was confirmed in a duckbilled dinosaur fossil. The fossil was ‘dated’ to 75 million years old using evolutionary assumptions. Even if the fossil was frozen for the entire supposed 75 million years, all the DNA would have disintegrated in a fraction of that time.[10]

      In 2021, researchers reported on flexible nerves from within a Triceratops.[11]

      There have been over 100 secular peer-reviewed papers discussing finds like these.[12] The list above is a sample. These findings and many more have led evolutionists to scramble for explanations. The starting assumption of evolution being true is immune from scientific evidence. Pulling elastic blood vessels out of a supposedly 65-million-year-old dinosaur bone did not cause the world to question the assumed ‘fact’ of evolution.

      Previously, there was no hope in finding soft tissue after a few thousand years. After these many finds, evolutionists have tried to expand the claimed time from thousands to millions of years. Evolution must be upheld, and science must change to agree with evolution. Evolutionists have tried every way to get out of this. They have even postulated ‘unknown conditions’ that must persist for millions of years in their desperate attempts to find a mechanism of preservation. Iron is a popular attempt to save the millions of years, but it fails with all the others.[13],[14],[15],[16]

      After 20 years of failing to explain how stretchy blood vessels and soft tissue can persist for over 65 million years, they have finally found the answer – ignorance. Those who believe the Bible were very surprised to learn that blood vessels and tissue could still be soft and stretchy after about 4,500 years since they were buried by the Flood. Evolutionists have been forced to conclude that these things lasted about 15,000 times longer. What could you possibly say?

      Continental Erosion

      ​Scientists who believe in evolution assign an age of 4.5 billion years to the Earth, and 3.5 billion years to the continents. A thorough study from The Geological Society of America used beryllium data from around the world to shed more light on erosion rates.[17] The study revealed that erosion is 18 times faster in drainage basins than in outcrops, and that outcrops erode at about 40 feet in one million years on average. The thickness of continental crust above sea level averages about 2,000 feet. At this rate the continents would be gone after 50 million years. The erosion rate for basins would level the continents in only 3 million years. Also, there should be no sedimentary rock left on supposedly ancient mountain ranges because of the higher erosion rates, but there is.

      Rivers carrying sediment to the ocean present more ways to measure erosion. One dozen studies were averaged to show that the present height of the continents above sea level would have been washed away in about 10 million years.[18] This number falls in between the 3 million years and the 50 million years from the more recent study. The most generous possible figure of 50 million years would have leveled today’s landmass at least 70 times over.

      The slight increase in erosion from agriculture is not enough to help fix this problem.[19] And no one can say that tectonic forces continuously uplifted more surface to erode away because that would destroy the entire geologic column.

      These 13 studies reveal a fatal flaw in the deep time paradigm. If evolution were true, we would not have anything left to stand on. Millions don’t: the fossil record is still here, and the continents are still standing.

      Salt in the Oceans

      ​We know that salt is entering the ocean much faster than it is leaving. Rivers deposit salts into the oceans after leaching them from rocks on the land. Some salt enters the oceans via water directly through the ground which is called submarine groundwater discharge, and hot springs called hydrothermal vents on the ocean floor contribute sodium also. In 1990, calculations showed that about 457 million tons of sodium enter the ocean every year, so a generous minimum estimate of 356 million tons per year is granted to the evolutionist.[20]

      Salt leaves the ocean through tiny droplets of seawater which evaporate and leave tiny salt crystals on land. It can also be removed by absorption with clay in a process called ion exchange, and salt can also be trapped in sediments on the ocean floor. The calculations for sodium loss are about 122 million tons per year, so a very generous sodium loss rate of 206 million tons is granted to the evolutionist.

      The maximum age of the ocean is 62 million years. This is not the actual age, it’s the maximum age. The generous assumptions favored evolution in these calculations. More realistic calculations would mean the maximum age is much younger. Also, God may have created the oceans with some salt for the saltwater fish, and the Flood would have dissolved huge amounts of sodium from sediments. In addition, a more recent study showed that salt enters even faster through submarine groundwater discharge.[21]

      Evolutionists believe the ocean is between 3 and 3.8 billion years old. That’s over 50 times the generous maximum age. This younger age hamstrings evolution in many ways.

      Also, there is not nearly enough nickel in the oceans or sediment on the ocean floor.[22] And we are still assuming that literally trillions of meteorites were able to deliver the oceans here in the first place.[23]

      Flat Gaps

      Uniformitarianism states that the ‘present is the key to the past’. They see slow and gradual processes happening today, so they extrapolate it backward in time. The problem is that present processes cannot produce what we see.

      In Grand Canyon, the Coconino Sandstone is lying on top of the Hermit

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