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franklinstower
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'Difficult' makes it no better than 'remote'.
Two sections of Amazon rainforrest. each equally 'difficult' to access and particularly to move thru today.
One section gets clear cut or burns down, leading to further clearing for farm land tomorrow. It is happening all thru the Rain Forrest.
The areas you would have called 'difficult' are not only the ones that did not get burned or clear cut yesterday. A month back before that you would have no reason to not label them 'difficult', 'remote' or anything else.
If a Bigfoot was living or dying in one patch it would as easily be the one now cleared as the one not.
again your idea of 'difficult' or 'remote' or whatever seems to be a moving target based on TODAY without a realization that almost all of N.America (or at least massive swaths of it) would have been ideal 'remote' and 'difficult' territory until we cleared and transformed it. Some fossil remains should be there. the idea that they are only contained in the areas not yet cleared suggests the Bigfoot new which areas would be the last to be transformed and they did not.
Any peace out, I am done. We are going full flat earth here.
Does clear cutting forests and building cities change difficult grades, rock formations and elevations?
I think your finding of bones argument does not hold any water regardless and it also does not address anything I have said about it.......
Are we in the war room? I ask because over here its just about conversation and you seem to be arguing. Our only real disagreement is I disagree with your certainty about the subject (that you don't seem to have researched much).
Think about it this way. Of the two of us only one of us is certain they are right. You see to be taking exception to my open mind on the subject.
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