There is something to be said that the people who want to push for a creationists world are so boring and people just discovering the world as it is are so interesting.

ooo no wonder Gutsick Gibbon was recommended next to this

You hitting 1m this year

Raptors using their claws to farm invasive sugar cane and bamboo is the deep lore I needed for this 5000 year old good Christian Minecraft server.

Accidentally clicked on this vid but glad I did

Damn, i grew up exposed to creationism by my dad. I rly did believe that all these "findings", whether real or not, were at least made in good faith. But it seems obvious now those people did not put in the proper care at all. Just did the bare minimum and skewed results in their favors. I have a few factors in my life tying me to Christianity. My own philosophy, the culture i grew up in, the "spirituality" ive seen in other people more pious than me. But those things arent concrete. It is nice to be able to "root" your belief in something like science, something undeniable and something you can prove over and over again. I guess thats why ive never rly gone out of my way to find evidence to disprove all the creationism i was taught as a kid, so I want to say thanks for that.

The rugpull absolutely floored me Brilliant work as always

Where can I find the title song? I actually really like it...

The use of that song about the river at the begining was so good. I heard it and I thought it was a local song about how the river is a record of the past that has been there, dinosaur was there and now there is people and how we are learning from the river. But then the source of that song was revealed and it took on another meaning lol

I am so glad the Delk print was entirely fake, because the thought of someone defacing or destroying an actual artifact to peddle their misinformation infuriates me to no end

This is what i needed to get me through Evacuating the LA fires

53:12 Big Joel (and little joel)??

Another beautiful FoldingIdeas banger. My ma likes documentaries, so I was able to premiere it with her. She enjoyed it, but thought it was a half hour too long. Not a critcism, just an extremly normie (if MSNBC liberal) take.

As a rare Woke Leftist Young Earth Creationist the only thing that bugs me about this video is your need to throw a reference to Jim Crow in their. Racism has always had it's roots of Polygenesis, if they claimed to believe The Bible it all it was always a reading of Genesis where Adam and Eve were not the sole ancestors of Humanity and usually thus also involved a Local Flood rather then Global Flood view. I've have read what Christianity people have written on the subject and there isn't a YEC among them. When YEC seem to blame all Racism of Evolution their only core error is not understanding that Darwin was a Monogenesist form his own POV. Yet Breadtubers who pretend sot experts on all of this continue to pretend there must be some hidden Racist Agenda behind the most Antiracist theory of Human Origins that exists, because everything we disagree with must be a secret Nazi plot. While the Nazis when Christina at all were Neo-Marcionites who wanted to throw the entire Hebrew Bible out of the Canon. Still it's a fun video, do one on Ron Wyatt I'd watch it 20 times.

les gooo

It begs the question... just what inspires a name like "Burdick"?

She folding on my idea till I Hbomberguy

I’m losing my mind at the guy pointing out the “proximal, distal, and medial joints”, like dude, there’s no such thing as a medial joint in your finger!! Either he must have looked up the medical terms for “near”, “far”, and “middle” and used them without understanding their specific use cases and contexts, or Adam and Eve actually had fingers growing out of the middle of their chests and nobody’s been brave enough to depict it in any artwork yet

GUTSICK GIBBON MENTION!

Seems like cringy reddit atheist trash

I love the shot around 48:52 And the drawings are fantastic! They bring a lot to the video.

1:06:22 wait so why was it split in two?

Someone needs to trim their toenails before they do ink prints next time. DAMN

Our intellectual savior blesses us yet again!

Best Channel on KZbin.

I exaggerate nothing when I say that you are producing the best content on KZbin right now, Dan. This stuff is appointment TV. Your best work yet.

As a liberal theologian and pastor who spent a decade working in academic science research I feel like this video was made for me. Not just me, but certainly someone with my intersecting passions. Lol When I start teaching seminary students in the relationship of science and faith I'm gonna make my students watch this. 11/10. Magnificent!

When I saw the guy at 1:14:05 I was like "Jesus Christ, there's the missing link between man and ape right there!"

In your bibliography, you cite ‘Bones for Barnum Brown’ as being published by Texas A&M University Press when it is actually from Texas Christian University Press

ahh, measurement, what a fickle concept.

Ok the giant terrarium would have been a cool experiment had it been sealed and allowed to stay sealed with plants and animals inside (selected so they wouldn't just all die or eat all the plants). Not for some weird attempt to change venom to serum, but to see how long it'd take for the things inside to become distinctly different from the originals put inside.

It's so funny to me that almost all of the cranks in this video vaguely sound like Jordan Peterson.

wb dan.

It's funny because, in Ryaal's testimony, it's impossible to tell if he's talking about human fossil or if he's talking about the actual humans who were walking among the fossils, and the evangelical guy is darn careful to ask NO clarifying question.

This is nitpicking but it's fun to nitpick cranks on the jargon they really focus in on, at 1:01:00 his repeated focus on "spiral CAT scan" stands in opposition to the fact that CAT scans are Axial (Computed Axial Tomography), and the move from planar axial scans to spiral scans is the entire reason they're no longer referred to as CAT scans (now called just CT scans, despite "see tee" taking longer to say than "cat" I might add)

Looking at the stories of Roland Bird and Clifford Burdick and the way the mirror each other in both life and legacy. Roland spend his life wandering until chance favored him and he found his calling in dinosaur hunting, he studied, he had adventures, he got to see things few people can, and for his work and honesty he achieved a career defining discovery and forged a modest but solid legacy for which he is still celebrated fondly today, and alongside his idol and mentor can be considered the “Last of the Old Treasure Hunters.” Clifford Burdick meanwhile sought to make his name by lying, cheating, kranking and scamming his way to such an incompetent extent that even those who are in his side see him as a wacko, desperately latching himself to whatever new theory to prove his own worldview despite all the evidence to the contrary.

Did you shoot this at 24fps? Seems a little laggy compared to most vids here on YT.

The Jurassic Park sized naked velociraptors using their sickles to harvest sugarcane had me rolling!!

The most annoying part of the "velociraptors did gardening" clip, to me, was that they were using models clearly based off the Jurassic Park raptors, which are about four times too big to be Velociraptor mongoliensis. The man sized ones are called deinonychus. You can clearly tell that they're preying upon people who's entire exposure to dinosaurs is Jurassic Park, Turok, or one of those homeschool books that claim Parasaurolophus used the resonance chamber in its crest to store and shoot flames.

_"This simplistic theology creates an equally simplistic geology: Things are what they look like to a child."_ I would like to remind everyone that ten years ago, Senator James Inhofe, brought a snowball into the senate as proof that climate change was not a thing.

I was thinking "wow! it's weirdly refreshing hearing about a couple of creationists who were willing to hear arguments against their findings in good faith and concede their mistakes to the point of actively ceasing dissemination of their works," so of course Baugh and the like had to come in immediately afterward to reassert my expectations.

Me at the intro section: "Wow, what a neat, historical account of an early paleontologist! This is interesting and quirky! A bit different for this channel, but I'm into it!" Me at 21:44 when Mary Adams talks about biblical creation: ".........oh..."

Footprints in Stone IV - The Rockening

QUESTION : Is the Lark Quarry Dinosaur stampede at Winton Australia a legitimate dinosaur stampede ???

1:09:18 I'm going to be honest, until that point I assumed it was supposed to be a fake of a handprint.

“Velociraptors were used as gardeners and their claws were sickles to cut down cane.” *looks to the camera* “It’s a living.”

YES dude happy weekend to meeeee

Liked, commented, added to "Watch Later". This'll be a good way to spend Saturday morning.

Fess up Mr Olson, I know you were paid by big dinosaur for this one!

Dan's impression of Burdick is the best Jordan Peterson impression I've ever heard