What was the point of Earth between the existence of dinosaurs and humans?

[robreynolds1234]

I read there was some million years gap between the time when dinosaurs went extinct and humans made their entry on this planet, then what was the point of Earth in all that time? Scary and strange if you think about it...

[MeSoHawny]

Imagine being this stupid hahaha

[JoeRoganAlt]

How did we find dinosaur bones from millions of years ago? Wouldn't they have disintegrated

[jimbob007]

https://www.science.org/content/arti...dinosaurs-died

[blissful88]

Imagine a Jewish man just hours away from losing his career funding, fabricating an entire animal species over a single bone



That happened 130 years ago

Yet today we can't even accurately date a rock from 1900

[Paul Kreul]

Imagine a Jewish man just hours away from losing his career funding, fabricating an entire animal species over a single bone



That happened 130 years ago

Yet today we can't even accurately date a rock from 1900

Weird, same thing happened when they “discovered” Lucy the missing link or Australopithecus. A bankrupt Pajeet that was out of funds miraculously discovered the missing link..piecing together bones miles apart from each other.

LOOL

[blissful88]

Weird, same thing happened when they “discovered” Lucy the missing link or Australopithecus. A bankrupt Pajeet that was out of funds miraculously discovered the missing link..piecing together bones miles apart from each other.

LOOL

Isn't science amazing, trust the science Paul

[ThePump0561]

yeah its crazy how the earth was just completely empty for millions of years after dinosaurs

[Paul Kreul]

yeah its crazy how the earth was just completely empty for millions of years after dinosaurs

“Millions” and keep adding another “million” just in case.

[tonsel]

The period between the extinction of the dinosaurs and the emergence of humans is a vast expanse of time, approximately 66 million years. During this time, Earth underwent significant changes and was home to a wide variety of life forms, ecosystems, and geological processes. While it may seem like a "gap" from a human perspective, this period was crucial for the development of the planet and the evolution of life as we know it today.
Some key points about Earth during this time:

Evolution of mammals: After the extinction of the dinosaurs, mammals diversified and evolved to fill various ecological niches. Many modern mammalian orders, such as primates, rodents, and carnivores, emerged during this period.
Rise of flowering plants: Angiosperms (flowering plants) became dominant and diversified, leading to the development of new ecosystems and food chains.
Geological changes: Earth's continents continued to shift and change shape due to plate tectonics. Major mountain ranges, such as the Alps and the Himalayas, formed during this time.
Climate changes: Earth experienced several significant climate changes, including periods of global cooling and warming, which influenced the evolution and distribution of life.
Paving the way for human evolution: The evolution of primates, particularly the hominins (the group that includes modern humans and our extinct ancestors), occurred during this period. The emergence of bipedalism, larger brains, and tool use set the stage for the eventual rise of Homo sapiens.

From a scientific perspective, the Earth has no inherent "point" or purpose. Instead, it is a dynamic, ever-changing planet that has supported a vast array of life forms throughout its history. The period between the dinosaurs and humans is a testament to the incredible resilience and adaptability of life on Earth, as well as the complex interplay between life and the planet's physical processes.

[dingler]

Imagine a Jewish man just hours away from losing his career funding, fabricating an entire animal species over a single bone



That happened 130 years ago

Yet today we can't even accurately date a rock from 1900

You don't think dinosaurs existed? Where did the bones come from?

I used to work for the BLM I would find dinosaur bones all the time while I was out doing field work.

[blissful88]

You don't think dinosaurs existed? Where did the bones come from?

I used to work for the BLM I would find dinosaur bones all the time while I was out doing field work.

Only about 3-4 "Palaeontologist" have ever seen "real bones"; you may have seen bones in the ground but they weren't from "dinosaurs"



There were much larger animals on the Earth long ago but to fabricate an entire species in any kind of detail based off bones, that we can't even date, is beyond asinine

No one has any idea how old the Earth is; all positive evidence points to around 5,000-7,000 years at most

We don't even know what was really going on 300 years ago outside of opinionated writing from others



I have 2 science degrees, have dedicated my career to it & I'm here to tell you it's a giant circle-jerk of best guesses; a bunch of really smart people that know nothing

[MiscMathematician]

How did we find dinosaur bones from millions of years ago? Wouldn't they have disintegrated

most of them are in our cars

[theory816]

dinosaurs aint even realbro

[GooBaaa]

Read your bible

Giants and biblical creatures >>> fake ass dinosaurs

[AshWar]

This forum is full of retards that consider Joe Rogan podcast to be a good source of information

Why would you ask them anything

[JoeRoganAlt]

most of them are in our cars

they said dinosaurs made fossil fuels so we'd pay more but we still find more oil every day

[GooBaaa]

they said dinosaurs made fossil fuels so we'd pay more but we still find more oil every day

That’s because oil isn’t a precious resource that is in limited supply, it’s infinite

[redwine91]

That’s because oil isn’t a precious resource that is in limited supply, it’s infinite

This. Fkn buffoons

[r0bo]

There's no point to earth you retard

[wasp9166]

Think of how the human body performs

It's very complex

That takes a while to happen, lol

Humans simply cannot fathom how we've gotten to our current point

It's fkn crazy actually

[GaryRidgway]

What even is like the point of anything dude?

[Irezumi]

I have 2 science degrees and have dedicated my entire career to it....

Dinosaurs never existed, we can't even date anything because I've probably never heard of carbon dating. The earth is 5000 to 7000 years old. The bones found all over the world aren't dinosaurs and the paleontologists and their worthless PHDs are lying...


Trust me..I have 2 science degrees and have dedicated my entire career to it...

[JoeRoganAlt]

That’s because oil isn’t a precious resource that is in limited supply, it’s infinite

Its not infinite but that chit comes from plants, not dinosaurs

[Rebel012]

“Millions” and keep adding another “million” just in case.

How are some miscers this stupid? Dating techniques of fossils are accurate, and the scientific method depends on falsification of claims, something your holy book doesn't even consider.

But yeah, the idea that a chick got pregnant without fuking is more believable than the dinosaurs.

[LinuxJon]

Dinosaurs weren't real. Just like China.

[miscinbro]

I read there was some million years gap between the time when dinosaurs went extinct and humans made their entry on this planet, then what was the point of Earth in all that time? Scary and strange if you think about it...

Earth has never had a “point” - it just is.

[Irezumi]

How are some miscers this stupid? Dating techniques of fossils are accurate, and the scientific method depends on falsification of claims, something your holy book doesn't even consider.

But yeah, the idea that a chick got pregnant without fuking is more believable than the dinosaurs.

I have absolutely no issues with Christianity as most of them are logical and believe God had a hand in evolution...and I personally believe that's a very logical opinion although I don't believe in it..but young earth creationism, denying dinosaurs...that's a special kind of stupid...again...not mocking their faith but it's one of the few things that still blows my mind about some folks...