IBDaMann
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Stay focused. Nobody knows exactly where any piece of land was at any given time. Nobody is omniscient, not even geologists. This means that you are not omniscient.Any fifth grader can see how the continental puzzle plates used to fit perfectly together as Pangea.
You do not know where the land mass of today's Antarctica was five million years ago, much less where it was 40 million years ago, much less where it was 150 million years ago, much less where it was 240 million years ago.
Yes, tectonic plates move. No, you are not omniscient concerning unobserved events of the distant past.
You also don't understand radiometric dating. You obviously think it imparts omniscience. You claim that you were told to believe that certain fossils on that land mass were dated back to the Eocene. What was the published error for the specific dating of those specific fossils?
Next question: Why should any rational adult be so gullible as to simply accept the conclusion that the fossils were of trees of a forest? Do you simply resign yourself to believing that the title of "researcher" somehow imparts omniscience? If the "researchers " had decided that a "sweltering Mojave desert" was more exciting, is that what you would be regurgitating right now? (Answer: yes you would)