Again, we are under no obligation to provide evidence that something did not happen. Evidence that something "did not happen" would be circumstantial in nature. The proponents have the burden to demonstrate that their assertions of talking snakes, world-covering floods, and an incestuous first couple are real. They talk a lot. They jump up and down and shriek about their fucking bible ( or koran ) but actual evidence is never forthcoming.
And fossils are not "scattered around." They occur in geologically stratified layers and are not mixed with earlier or later types. There is plenty of evidence for humans using stone tools on mammoths but none on dinosaur bones. We do have evidence of dinosaur teeth inflicting injury on other dinos though. If someone found a rabbit in the stomach of a T-Rex it would stand evolution on its ear. We're still waiting for that.
I can not have "evidence" for something which does not exist. The very concept is almost silly. The burden of proof lies with the proponent.
And fossils are not "scattered around." They occur in geologically stratified layers and are not mixed with earlier or later types. There is plenty of evidence for humans using stone tools on mammoths but none on dinosaur bones. We do have evidence of dinosaur teeth inflicting injury on other dinos though. If someone found a rabbit in the stomach of a T-Rex it would stand evolution on its ear. We're still waiting for that.
I can not have "evidence" for something which does not exist. The very concept is almost silly. The burden of proof lies with the proponent.
