DC - When Dinosaurs Roamed America Pt.7

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Transport yourself back to the time when dinosaurs inhabited our continent -- and relive a fascinating 150 million years of evolution! Using state-of-the-art computer animation paired with live-action backgrounds, When Dinosaurs Roamed America incorporates the latest scientific findings to show you how dinosaurs lived and died right in our own backyard. For the first time, you'll actually be transported inside these giant creatures, thanks to a zoom effect that reveals the latest information known about their anatomy and physiology. You'll feel as if you're running, flying and hunting with the dinosaurs through unique panoramic scenes of the continent's prehistoric past. On your adventure, you'll learn about the dinosaurs that lived in all areas of North America: from the Northeastern U.S. Coast, where dinosaurs lived on the shores of freshwater lakes, to Western Colorado and Eastern Utah, home to the heavily armored Stegosaurus and big, powerful flesh eaters. It's the American story all over again: immigrants arrive and prosper, different groups mingle in a changing landscape -- sometimes in harmony, sometimes in predatory combat. And with every generation, the kids get bigger . . . and bigger . . . and BIGGER!

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[NUTCASE71733]

@trexhunter73

Look I beleive in god too but there's no evidence he exists. The bible doesn't count because there's no other contemporary sources to verify it, and the bible is about as illogical as anything could get.

[sgreenden]

@inoout what do you mean by "2"

[NavySeal159]

@TheSmartPorcupine

Don't give out that God crap on these vids. Can we not watch these without hearing some Jesus Wierdo saying, "God created everything there's no such thing as evolution" No because of you people!

[KerianH]

@TheSmartPorcupine The worse that can happen? You be like me, comment on it, and have someone else argue back.

Besides, I'm too stubborn to let my point go. At the very least I'm seeing this conversation end on a note, good or bad, and with an understanding between both parties.

[TheSmartPorcupine]

@KerianH Never mind. I am tired of this. In the end, what's the worst that can happen... oh, wait...

[KerianH]

@TheSmartPorcupine Indeed, but those who murder in the name of God are those who have lost sight in the true beliefs. That's basically using God as a shield, and it's people like them, and terrorists like Al Qaida who give religion a bad name. What's worse is that people support that idea and get away with it because, as history notes, religious power has always been the greatest.

Let's take this to an actual private note rather than ruin this vid further with our debate.

[TheSmartPorcupine]

@KerianH More people have been murdered in the name of God than for any other cause.

[KerianH]

@TheSmartPorcupine Interesting how you call that lack of progress. Christianity has been around and will always be around despite all that has happened before. It only became successful when Rome, already dying out, decided to be the first to accept it as a true religion. Progress died because people began getting bored of the same concept ruling over them. In the end, it wasn't religion that killed progress. It's always been human nature.

[TheSmartPorcupine]

@KerianH Christianity would not have been around if it hadn't been enforced and demanded by the rulers of Europe for centuries. Effectively taking away free will and freedom of choice for countless generations. That is sickening to me. All the progress and lives lost due to ignorance.

[KerianH]

@TheSmartPorcupine To think that accepting that you're going to fade out of existence the moment you die is even more silly. Religion provides order; the concept of choosing what is good over what is evil. It also provides truth; that we aren't alone, that there is something greater than us. To deny that is to accept that to murder your best friend, to steal from your neighbor, and to commit suicide because someone just said no is acceptable. Religion is the better choice.

[TheSmartPorcupine]

@KerianH Yes, that's sort of what I was getting at, too. So, all religions came from not understanding fully what existence is and how nature works, us including as we are as much part of nature as rocks are. So, whatever is preventing you from not being able to let go of the 'invisible hand', is what caused them to create a religion, any religion. Just look at the progress of religious thought, and how it changed through history. To think that christianity is the answer is silly.

[KerianH]

@TheSmartPorcupine Honestly, that's your opinion. Good lord, you really don't get it.

It's nothing to do with magic. But it does have to do with something we cannot see. Think of it as something you can't yet understand; for example, if I took a Desert Eagle or even a tesla coil back during the Middle Ages I would have been seen as a wizard, yet now we see those as simple science and understand what it does and why it does it.