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Sample
from 'Catastrophism or Uniformitarianism':
...When
Alfred Wegener proposed the existence of ‘Continental Drift’ in1912, he could not conclusively explain why such
huge land masses could simply ‘drift apart’. At the time
the scientific community treated him with contempt,
considering his proposal unrealistic. Some sources mention
that he was laughed at.
However,
Wegener was vindicated some 40 years later when his theory
became widely accepted in the late 1950’s.
The
theory of Continental Drift then became part of hypothesis
relating to today’s currently (generally) accepted concept
of Plate Tectonics as the driver of deformation of the Earth’s crust
globally.
Unfortunately,
the work that was put into enhancing the Continental
Drift model to create the Plate Tectonics theory was in my
opinion clearly undertaken based on flawed assumptions. Many
scientists have become caught up in a self-perpetuating,
erroneous circle of assumptions that have led to the incorrect
Plate Tectonics theory.
In
concluding that the landmasses of Earth were floating around
and very, very slowly colliding with one another creating
mountain ranges, seas and oceans they were wrong and I will
prove it throughout the following pages.
If
you are in the science of Plate Tectonics or similar I fear
what lies ahead may prove difficult for you to accept. Please
take a close look at the evidence I present here because it
might not be all bad news: I suspect that my findings
complement the original concept of seafloor spreading and
Continental Drift...
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