Gish & Genie Discuss Flood Geology, Part 1

[kurtilein3]

i love that period when the earths atmosphere had so much oxygen, because insects, including my favorite insect the dragonfly, could grow much larger. If i ever get rich, i will get a nice fossil of a 30cm or larger wingspan dragonfly. i have beautiful images of an 11cm wingspan dragonfly sitting on my hand, that was an amazing experience, the largest possible dragonfly in europe on my hand. I was able to take many photos, and uploaded the best ones to wikimedia commons.

[village1diot]

I love it when scientist's show such a total understanding of their work. It's a beautiful thing.

[bmwm3cs]

I am having a hard time hearing the dialog. It would be awesome if there were captions.

[FaganRoberts]

Natural climate change. As then as it is now.

[bary1234]

Thanks for posting, looks fun :) Keep up the good work!!

[emeralds222]

Lol.... Eugenie zipping up her fly.

[dprjones]

What rot!

We all know the Grand Canyon was formed in 5 minutes as the flood waters subsided!

[GoblinXXX]

@dprjones Exactly, at 3 times the speed of sound. It's common knowledge (on YouTube, anyway!)

[jebus6kryst]

I thought perhaps Eugenie ran into Duane on her rafting trip and someone taped the discussion.

[csnowutube]

My first thought was that Professor Scott was going to review and comment on (old) "Gishs' " arguments. I was surprised, but not disappointed!

[NatCen4ScienceEd]

@csnowutube alas, Alan "Gish" Gishlick's nickname has long been a source of humorous confusion, in regards to creationist Duane Gish. :) Our Gish notes he has used the nickname since childhood.

[Direkin]

@csnowutube My thoughts exactly :P

[mavaddat]

Whoaaa, I thought it was going to be Duane Gish discussing geology with Eugenie Scott... That would've been hilarious.

[ClumsyRoot]

@mavaddat

LOL! My thought too. Damn. :)