• @MrJameGumb
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    336 months ago

    What is the point they are trying to make here? Has anyone ever argued that fossilization can’t happen quickly? Is this person about to go into a rant about dinosaur fossiles only being 70 years old?

    • @NeptuneOrbit
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      336 months ago

      It’s a strawman/red herring argument about the Noah’s flood.

      If a lay person thinks it took millions of years to form the grand canyon, well someone will point out that this rock/fossil/cucumber became preserved in days, so therefore all known fossils and geological formations too could have formed in the weeks during and after a global flood.

    • @TexasDrunk
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      266 months ago

      Fast fossilization is an interesting phenomenon. You can even clone things that were fast fossilized and they’ll remember everything from their original life. However, your robot friend could become jealous and try to ruin everything if you attempt the cloning.

  • @breadsmasher
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    276 months ago

    Who is even alleging it’s a fossil except the one in the original FB post?

  • @[email protected]
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    146 months ago

    granted, it looks more like a copralite than a fossilized pickle – but who am I to question someone’s gentle fondling of their pickle …

  • @ultranaut
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    116 months ago

    Jesus pickled the dinosaurs because he loves you.

  • Smuuthbrane
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    106 months ago

    Not to mention it should be “allegedly”. Grammer are hards.

  • @x4740N
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    96 months ago

    That just looks like an extremely dried out pickle or whatever it is

  • @Starkstruck
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    26 months ago

    If the pickle was in a jar the whole time, where tf would it get rock required for fossilization? Cause I remember learning fossilization is basically just bits of the original material bit by bit being replaced by rock particles from the surrounding area.