Did humans walk with dinosaurs?

The title of this OP is “Did humans walk with dinosaurs” … it’s a Mind Zone question for open-minded people prepared to go on a ‘journey of discovery’ … an investigation.

It’s not for close-minded people who have already had their brains HARD wired by the Establishment.

Now scuttle off to another thread … where your programming won’t be challenged. The Baron and I are happy not to have our threads interrupted with the usual copy/paste comments and criticisms that add nothing to these investigations.

The fossil record convinced scientists that the coelacanth died out millions of years ago … THEY WERE WRONG … Wake up to that FACT … then consider what has been introduced in this discussion here regarding fossil records accurately dating species’ extinctions … especially when meteor strikes so drastically changed flaura/fauna and marshy conditions on Earth … drastically reducing the number of environmental sites where rapid anaerobic burial was possible … predator scavenging wasn’t possible … and rare conditions of fossilisation could still occur.

Remember one other FACT …. fossilisation only preserved a tiny fraction of the many species that once lived on Earth. … and when we ‘imagine’ they became extinct.

This extract from The Smithsonian Magazine: www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/has-life-on-earth-survived-more-than-five-mass-extinctions-180984594/

“ The mass extinction count will likely shift as our understanding of prehistory does. Not only is the fossil record incomplete, but so is our knowledge of it. Some organisms appear to go extinct only to reappear in the record millions of years later, what experts call a Lazarus taxon. These unexpected reappearances, like the scientific discovery of a living coelacanth in 1938, then leave ghost lineages, or a line of ancestry that must have been present but has not yet been discovered. And as experts refine time frames and data sets, as well, what were previously considered mass extinctions might get split into biodiversity crises or other disasters that don’t quite meet the level of global disaster implied by the term “mass extinction.” “The Late Devonian mass extinction resulted in part from decreases in the number of new species evolving, rather than increased extinction alone,” Cole says, and in that way has led some researchers to no longer count the events in the Big Five.(Extinctions)”

So where is your evidence of that ?? … I’ve just shifted my view slightly on some of the Paluxy River footprints … but I’m still very interested in the evidence of human footprints fossilised in ancient rock.

There is more evidence to come … this debate isn’t over yet …

(I advise you to actually read posts carefully … and open up the Links and watch the videos in full … Don’t be like Vinny and Co. …cherry picking and too lazy to fully process … even skipping the audio ?? … then dropping comments that are a bit wide of the mark)

Thank you Dub, ive just got back from walking the hound in the remote fens, and without your guidance i would have dismissed this. Its still wet enough to for whatever to leave tracks, and there are a lot leading from Hale Fen westwards, they are four toed, 3ft wide 6ft long.

Surely the opposite is true also. Im typing this before its gastric juices go to far.

Don't confuse him with facts, he's a second hand car dealers dream that thick he would fall for the patter

The climate changed dramatically and killed off the Dinosaurs, which allowed the early mammal population to explode and therefore speed up the evolution of mammals.

There is no way dinosaurs and humans were around at the same time, the oceans became too cold, and oxygen levels became too low for massive land animals to be able to function.

You want to use fake pictures now?
Just like you use fake science in the other thread.

ROFLMFAO


All The Best

Here is an interesting study of some late Miocene tracks … 5.7 million years ago … found in Crete … a mix of human and primate from the looks of the pictures further down the study paper …

www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S001678781730113X

Hmmm … 🤔 … We are still scratching the surface on our human history, imo. …. the fossil record is still pretty incomplete.

It seems odd to me that in the Americas … the Establishment view is still clinging to the Alaskan land bridge migratory scenario .. of ‘Out-of-Africa’ came every branch of Human Evolution … that now forbids anything earlier than White Sands … 30,000 years ago.

www.livescience.com/earliest-conclusive-evidence-found-of-humans-in-the-new-world

I like the idea humans were ‘seeded’ on our Earth by advanced visiting civilisations … amongst an array of long term Garden of Eden genetic manipulations and dinosaur experimentations … and continental drift separated them through many different phases of history …and largely meteor extinction events.

. …different tribes evolving at different rates … going through explosions of cultural advancement when interacting with extra-terrestrial ‘interventions’.

Some tribes like aboriginal peoples staying close to their primitive roots living in relative isolation, still using tribal skills which served them so well in hostile environments.